creaminess

creamy | American Dictionary

creamy
adjective
us/ˈkri·mi/
thick and smooth, like cream

Examples of creamy

creamy
Most of the hairs arise from little creamy white dots, some of which are enclosed in small round black or bluish grey spots.
Pleural scales creamy, except on both the pronotal lobes, the dorsal parts of which are brown-scaled.
Abdominal tergites dark brown with triangular creamy apical, lateral patches, venter creamy; border-line serrate.
It produces large fruits with a soft pericarp surrounding a stony endocarp 2-2.5 mm thick that contains the creamy-white cotyledons.
The endocarp wall is hard, 2-2.5 mm thick, and contains the succulent, creamy-white cotyledons.
In the pale areas the membrane is hyaline and the secondary longitudinal veins and all cross-veins are creamy white.
Ground-colour of segments 1-9 creamy white and with the same pattern of markings as the dissocians hopper.
Venter of abdomen covered with dense creamy white plates of wax.
Abdomen : dark brown on upper side, creamy white beneath, the colours being separated by a serrate line.
Mesonotal integument brown, scales narrow and mostly very pale brown, but creamy white on the sides and before the scutellum.
Behind the glass, blond desks floated on a creamy carpet with magenta zigzags.
Clypeus, tori, palpi and proboscis black, except the base of the palpi and of the proboscis which are pale creamy.
It is a pink to red granite, owing to abundant brickred alkali feldspar, but creamy white feldspar is also present particularly towards the interior of the pluton.
Sigmoidoscopy often reveals an erythematous mucosa covered by creamy plaques of pseudomembrane.
General appearance creamy white fading to nearly hyaline at the tip, with spots and bands of brown having darker borders.
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