milky
- adjective
- /ˈmɪlki/
- He has milky white socks on both feet.
- milky white
- milky eyes
They came out with an Uber gloss, a Milky lavender.
- They came out with an Uber gloss, a Milky lavender.
- It is a very, very Milky baby pink.
- It's just a really nice kind of like Milky brown nude.
- Oh my God, it looks so fun like this Milky substance.
- And furthermore, I'd like to say it isn't Milky white.
- And they have like they're kind of bathed in Milky liquid.
- This is Fenty skin fat water hydrating Milky toner essence.
Examples
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She chose a milky shade of paint for the nursery walls.
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The milk is looking like a Milky porridge.
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Your coffee was very Milky and the temperature was all wrong.
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It's just a really nice kind of like Milky brown nude.
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The colour here we're getting clearly is going Milky, showing the formation of carbon.
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It is a very, very Milky baby pink.
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Milky-white skin.
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The sky turned a milky white as the fog rolled in.
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The soup was too milky, making it look unappetizing.
Synonyms
A pale yellowish-white color like light butter
Liquid that is not clear and has small particles
Having a pale yellowish-white color like fresh cream
Light in color, slightly pale like milk
A white color like fresh milk
A pale yellow-white color like fresh cream
Pale, cloudy white in color
Pale yellowish white like fresh cream
Antonyms
Compounds
A group of stars that contains our solar system and looks like a band of light in the night sky
A large group of stars that contains the solar system and looks like a faint milky band in the sky
How Milky
Surface Forms
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Etymology
Milky comes from milk and the ending -y, which means 'full of' or 'like', so it literally means 'like milk' and is used for things that are pale, white, or cloudy in appearance.