velvet
/ˈvɛlvɪt/
adjective
- Made of or covered with velvet fabric.
- He wore a velvet bow tie to the formal event.
- She bought a velvet jacket for the winter.
- The velvet cushions on the sofa were very comfortable.
- Having a soft, smooth, or rich texture or appearance like velvet.
- The cat's fur was so soft it felt velvet.
- The artist used velvet paint to create a rich, deep color.
- Her voice had a velvet quality that was soothing to hear.
Antonyms
noun
- A soft, smooth fabric with a thick, short pile on one side, often made of silk, cotton, or synthetic fibers.
- The curtains were made of heavy velvet that blocked out all the light.
- She wore a beautiful red velvet dress to the party.
- He gently stroked the velvet on the antique chair.
- Something that feels or looks like this fabric, especially in terms of softness or richness.
- The night sky was a deep velvet black dotted with stars.
- Her skin had the smoothness of velvet.
- The moss on the forest floor was like green velvet under my feet.
- The soft, furry skin covering the growing antlers of a deer or elk.
- Deer shed the velvet from their antlers in late summer.
- The velvet on the antlers is rich in blood vessels and nerves.
- The young buck's antlers were still covered in velvet.