pillowy

American  

[pil-oh-ee] / ˈpɪl oʊ i /

adjective

1. pillowlike; soft; yielding.

   a pillowy carpet.

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Etymology

Origin of pillowy

First recorded in 1790–1800; pillow + -y ¹

Example Sentences

Try brown-butter blueberry muffins for something gently sweet, or use this flexible formula for pillowy savory muffins that can lean breakfast or lunch.

From Salon

Deckers Outdoor is best known as the maker of Ugg boots, even though sales there are likely to be overtaken in the coming year by the company’s Hoka brand of pillowy running shoes.

From Barron's

Deckers Outdoor is best known as the maker of Ugg boots, even though sales there are likely to be overtaken in the coming year by the company’s Hoka brand of pillowy running shoes.

From Barron's

I’ve mastered the pillowy, garlic-butter drenched breadsticks.

From Salon

In the city centre of Hazratganj, huge crowds start milling around from 5am at Sharmaji Tea Stall to get a steaming cup of milky masala chai, served in clay glasses, along with pillowy soft buns lathered with hand-churned white butter.

From BBC