Creamily

It was looking amazing, as slick as if it had been varnished, pure gold in colour and creamily thick. ❋ Unknown (2009)

As it began to froth creamily under her capable hands, she felt her arm settling into the familiar motion, finding the rhythm of long practice. ❋ Unknown (2008)

There it is in the story "standing tall and creamily stuccoed above the beach like a lone tooth", and there it is, just as tall and creamily stuccoed when I pull up outside, a towering Victorian cliff of a house buffeted by blasts of wind off the Channel, seagulls screaming overhead. ❋ Carole Cadwalladr (2010)

Her figure, too, undisguised by her ill-fitting gown, was seductively proportioned and her skin, so creamily pale, also declared her ancestry. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Last night television viewers got the chance to return to 165 Eaton Place, the creamily stuccoed setting for the 1970s toffs-and-servants drama Upstairs, Downstairs. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Or the oil can be emulsified into the acid for a thick and creamily textured sauce. ❋ Michael Ruhlman (2009)

The tahini sauce in question does not remain distinct but melts creamily into the fish, leaving a flavorfully tender dish. ❋ Mercedes (2007)

To compare it to other carnation scents, it reminded me a little of Patou's sadly defunct and just as creamily-gorgeous Adieu Sagesse. ❋ Marina Geigert (2007)

Fracas is what the creamily seductive blond would wear, all white satin and tuberose, a Singapore Sling and getting you to dump the body by the train tracks at night; Bandit is the sultry brunette who'll sling a mink over her alabaster shoulder, look you straight in the eyes as she plugs you and afterwards calmly order a bourbon, neat. ❋ Marina Geigert (2007)

Waiting her turn, standing still, Ray is surprisingly, creamily beautiful, Sophia Loren's little sis. ❋ Jacobs, Laura (2007)

Every other gear worked as creamily as we expected. ❋ Unknown (2006)

The disadvantage is that this proportion of starch also turns a creamily smooth dish into a coarser, thicker one, and diminishes its flavor. ❋ Harold McGee (2004)

The additional cocoa butter is necessary to provide sufficient lubrication for all the added sugar particles to make the mixture creamily fluid rather than pasty when it melts. ❋ Harold McGee (2004)

At the foot of the table, the two novices -- a short, red-haired girl of seventeen or so and a creamily dark, thin girl a few years older -- said nothing, but listened with uneasy avidity, knowing that this was not merely gossip, but something which could easily affect their lives. ❋ Hambly, Barbara (1986)

[bro] [i got this] new [pen] it writes creamily. ❋ Reyannas Bf (2022)