creamy
adjective, cream·i·er, cream·i·est.
- beneficial or profitable: a creamy arrangement for profit sharing.
- slick, facile, or superficial: His later movies are too creamy.
Origin of creamy
Related Words for creamy
fluffy, lush, gooey, luscious, rich, milky, soft, oily, greasy, creamed, velvety, feathery, gloppy, goopy, gunkyExamples from the Web for creamy
Contemporary Examples of creamy
I inquire if I may touch it and find the texture soft and creamy.
The now creamy polenta was ladled onto the plates, and this most fragrant of deep brown chicken stews spooned on top.
Two Chickens, an Old Guitar, and a Group of Strangers: A Life-Changing Feast in BrazilAnnabel Langbein
November 29, 2013
He also has a deep, creamy voice and calm demeanor that completes his fallen-hero facade.
‘The Hobbit’: 19 Changes from J.R.R. Tolkien’s Novel to Peter Jackson’s MovieAnna Klassen
December 14, 2012
And that, in turn, is what makes for smooth, creamy ice cream.
Rachel: Favorite is going to be coconut chocolate chip because it was soft and creamy.
Historical Examples of creamy
The creamy texture of her skin had flushed to rosiness in the cold fountain.
Two Thousand Miles BelowCharles Willard Diffin
The pileus is creamy, with brownish spots, firm, surface dry.
The Mushroom, Edible and OtherwiseM. E. Hard
Sorbet should not freeze hard; it should be a creamy liquid and ice cold.
Desserts and SaladsGesine Lemcke
She raises her eyes to his and colors richly all through her creamy skin.
Molly BawnMargaret Wolfe Hamilton
Her child was beautiful, with the creamy fairness of Gueldres, and as pure as the sky.
In Kings' BywaysStanley J. Weyman