texture
/ˈtɛkstʃər/
verb
- To give a particular surface quality or feel to something.
- They texture the walls with a special roller to create a pattern.
- You can texture the clay with a fork before baking it.
- The chef textured the sauce by adding small chunks of tomato.
noun
- The way a surface feels when you touch it, or the way something looks like it would feel.
- I love the rough texture of this stone countertop.
- The texture of the wool blanket was soft and warm.
- The artist used thick paint to create a bumpy texture on the canvas.
- The quality of a food or drink as experienced by the mouth, such as smoothness or graininess.
- This yogurt has a creamy texture that I really enjoy.
- Some people dislike the slimy texture of okra.
- The cake had a light and fluffy texture.
- The overall structure or character of something, especially in music, writing, or art.
- Her writing has a poetic texture that draws readers in.
- The music had a rich texture with many layers of sound.
- The film's visual texture was dark and gritty.