Silky

/ˈsɪl.ki/

Meaning & Definition

adjective

having a smooth, soft, and lustrous texture resembling silk.

The child's hair was silky and smooth, cascading down her back.

very fine or soft to the touch; often used to describe certain fabrics or surfaces.

The dress was made of a silky material that flowed beautifully.

having a delicate or refined quality, often used metaphorically to describe sounds or manners.

His silky voice had a calming effect on everyone in the room.

Derived from the word 'silk' with the suffix '-y', indicating a resemblance.

silky smooth

Referring to a very smooth and soft quality.

silky hair

Hair that is soft, shiny, and healthy.

a silky voice

A voice that is smooth and pleasant to listen to.

silk

A natural fiber produced by silkworms, used in textiles.

sleek

Having an elegant and smooth appearance or design.

satiny

Having a texture or shine similar to satin.

Describing a smooth and suave person or manner.

He's got a silky charm that makes everyone like him.

Referring to something that is exceptionally well done or appealing.

That presentation was silky; the visuals were stunning.