velvety

It gives the soup a velvety body, almost as if it were enriched with cream, without contributing a taste.

Stir steadily with a wooden spoon and, when velvety, serve a-sizzle on piping hot beer-soaked toast.

Its large leaves are oval, of a velvety under-surface, and besprinkled on the upper with whitish spots.

They were exceptionally fine—full and velvety, grandly formed, and a real masterwork of nature.

In a matter of minutes the older man's snoring drifted to him, a sound faintly irritating against the velvety hush outside.

From there she could look out at the campus, still green and velvety.