creamy
/'kri:mi/
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Definition
- Adjective:
- Having a thick, smooth, soft consistency similar to that of cream: Describes a texture that is rich, smooth, and often semi-liquid or spreadable, resembling dairy cream or products made with it.
- Having the pale yellowish-white color of cream: Describes a color that is a soft, off-white, often with a slight yellow tint.
Examples of Usage
- Adjective (Texture):
- This soup has a wonderfully creamy consistency.
- She prefers a creamy peanut butter that spreads easily.
- Adjective (Color):
- The walls were painted a warm, creamy white.
- He wore a creamy linen suit to the summer wedding.
Advanced Usage
- "creamy smooth": Emphasizes an exceptionally smooth and luxurious texture.
- The lotion promises to leave your skin feeling creamy smooth.
- Used figuratively to describe something that is very smooth, rich, or luxurious in a non-physical sense.
- The saxophonist had a creamy tone that filled the room.
Variants and Related Words
- Cream (n): The thick, fatty liquid from milk, or any substance of a similar consistency.
- She added a dollop of cream to her coffee.
- Creaminess (n): The quality of being creamy.
- The creaminess of the sauce made it very indulgent.
Synonyms
- Smooth: Having an even and regular surface; free from perceptible projections, lumps, or indentations.
- Rich: (Of food) containing a large amount of fat, spices, etc., contributing to a full, heavy flavor or texture.
- Velvety: Having a smooth, soft texture like velvet.
Related Phrases
- Creamy layer: (In specific socio-political contexts, especially in India) a term referring to the more advantaged members within a disadvantaged group who are ineligible for certain reservation benefits.
Adjective
- thick like cream
- of the color of cream
- creamy translucent pebbles