creamy adj.
1. excellent, first-rate.
Gaslight and Daylight 18: His creamiest jokes are met with immovable stolidity from the persons present. | ||
Bulletin (Sydney) 4 Apr. 18/1: Smacking one’s lips over such creamy intelligence as this, inclines us to pity the desert lives of those great statesmen who urge that they never, by any mischance, read the papers. | ||
Mirror of Life 17 Mar. 15/2: [US speaker] ‘It’s a creamy scrap’. | ||
Student Sl. in Cohen (1997) 13: creamy Very nice; ‘rich’. | ||
Rumble on the Docks (1955) 92: That’s what you call a creamy job! | ||
Gidget Goes Hawaiian 55: He’s absolutely creamy. | ||
Mama Black Widow 13: It’s simply creamy to see you. | ||
Boys from Binjiwunyawunya 144: ‘I hope everything suited you.’ ‘Couldn’t have been creamier’. | ||
White Shoes 94: Things couldn’t have been creamier.No more Annie. | ||
Layer Cake 4: It gives me [...] the pick of some very creamy gaffs to plot up in for six months at a time. |
2. damp with vaginal secretions.
Randiana 126: My hands were well employed frigging the creamy cunts of Mrs. Levison and Gerty. |
3. of a woman, very attractive.
Ade’s Fables 199: She looked very creamy to Bob [...] He liked to tow something that would cause the Oyster Forks to pause in midair. | ‘The New Fable of the Aerial Performer’ in||
Black and White Baby 276: We were such snobs in high school, so club-conscious [...] Our slang—corny, mellow, solid, killer-diller, and creamy (‘That fine creamy chick...’). | (con. 1940s)||
It Was An Accident 167: Real creamy bird. | ||
Layer Cake 5: We were introduced at the wedding reception of Clarkie’s creamy younger sister. | ||
Viva La Madness 64: Sonny told me [...] to go and find myself a friendly sauna and punt for the deluxe polish off a creamy brass. |
4. sophisticated, privileged.
Lush Life 66: The creamiest of college boys wind up giving you a thousand-yard stare that could bore through a mountain . |
In compounds
a piece of exceptionally fortunate luck.
DSUE (8th edn). |