1. creamy - Noun
2. creamy - Adjective
3. creamy - Adjective Satellite
Full of, or containing, cream; resembling cream, in nature, appearance, or taste; creamlike; unctuous.
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A luxurious white chocolate truffle with a hint of strawberry and a creamy milk chocolate marc de champagne centre, all rolled in a little powdered sugar for a touch of elegance and served in a gorgeous heart-shaped box. Source: Internet
All of the matte colours translated well onto the eye rather than just looking great in the pan but dull on the skin (which is often the case with bright eyeshadow shades) and they were creamy enough to blend out easily without being chalky. Source: Internet
After a brief stint in the GV80's driver's seat, I can attest the ride quality is smooth, though not quite as creamy as I expected. Source: Internet
And when the couple began to dream of opening their own ice cream parlor in Utah, the Virginia store became a training ground, where they learned how to make a rich and creamy soft serve. Source: Internet
“Anything creamy works well,” she says, “but I really love a chilled almond soup, which is like an almond butter sandwich in soup form.” Source: Internet