creme-y
creme-y is the alternative form of cremey.
Meaning of cremey
Adjective
cremey (comparative more cremey, superlative most cremey)
- Containing or resembling creme.
- Year round use of custard-like fillings and toppings is possible with the development of “Rich ’n Cremey” pastry filling — a no-egg, no-milk, dry mix product developed by Ph. Orth Co.1962, Baker’s Digest, section “New All-Weather Pastry Filling”, page 92, column 1
- Creme-colored.
- WEST 31ST / LEATHER OXFORD[…]HUSH PUPPIES / ANGEL II & ANGEL MID[…]SELECT LIFE / STRIDE PUMPS[…]MOOTSIES TOOTSIES / CHICAGO & CREMEY[…]BASS “CHRISSIE” / OXFORD[…]ESPRIT / “COLORADO” CASUAL[…]WEST 31ST “ELOISE” / SKIMMER1996 April 19, “All Day Specials Saturday 8 A.M. - 11 P.M.”, in Billings Gazette, number 352, Billings, Mont., section “Ladies’”, page 6A, column 6
Forms of creme-y
| comparative | more creme-y |
|---|---|
| superlative | most creme-y |
Questions about creme-y
- What is creme-y the alternative form of?
- Creme-y is the alternative form of cremey.
Words near creme-y in the dictionary
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