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adjective
- 1. resembling cream in consistency or colour: "beat the sugar and egg yolks together until thick and creamy" Similar Opposite
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adjective. us / ˈkri·mi / Add to word list. thick and smooth, like cream.
1. : containing cream. 2. : resembling cream (as in color, texture, or taste) a creamy consistency. creamy skin. a creamy voice. creamily. ˈkrē-mə-lē. adverb. creaminess. ˈkrē-mē-nəs. noun. Examples of creamy in a Sentence. The sauce has a smooth, creamy texture. Do you prefer creamy or crunchy peanut butter? She sings with a creamy voice.
adjective. us / ˈkriː.mi / uk / ˈkriː.mi / Add to word list. like cream or containing cream: The chocolate mousse was smooth and creamy. a creamy sauce. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases. Various qualities of food. candy coat. candy-coated. citric. cordon bleu. creamily. farmhouse. fruity. herby. homegrown. homemade. hoppy. instant.
1. adjective. Food or drink that is creamy contains a lot of cream or milk. ...rich, creamy coffee. ...a creamy chocolate and nut candy bar. 2. adjective. Food that is creamy has a soft smooth texture and appearance. ...creamy mashed potato. Whisk the mixture until it is smooth and creamy.
adjective. , cream·i·er, cream·i·est. containing cream. resembling cream in consistency or taste; soft and smooth. having a yellowish-white color; cream-colored. Informal. beneficial or profitable: a creamy arrangement for profit sharing. slick, facile, or superficial: His later movies are too creamy. creamy. / ˈkriːmɪ / adjective.
Definition of creamy adjective in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary. Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more.
Something that’s creamy is the color or the consistency of cream. Creamy food is usually delicious. A recipe might tell you to beat butter, sugar, and eggs until they're creamy, or completely mixed into a rich, thick substance.
