silky

Used with adjective complement

• have: The Yorkie has as very silky, long coat that parts at the spine and grows down either side of the dog.
• feel: The coat should be long, dense, weatherproof, and glossy and feel silky.

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• leave: With skin protecting ginseng and oil controlling walnut shell flour to leave skin silky smooth and balanced.

Modifies a noun

• tannin: The palate is concentrated, rich and juicy with ripe black fruit flavors and silky tannins.
• smoothness: This Riesling is made in the dry style, and shows classic stony fruit with a refreshing acidity and silky smoothness.
• lotion: Suitable for all over body use, the silky lotion glides on, or the convenient spray makes covering hard to reach areas easy.
• texture: Pure Sesame Oil can be used to nourish the skin or massage the body for a smooth, silky soft skin texture.
• fur: Silky black fur covered her body now which was growing rapidly.
• coat: Baby Harp Seal This baby harp seal will have a silky white coat for only the first three weeks of its life.

Modifying Another Word

• very: They are very silky hairy which provide the flower bud with some degree of protection in the depth of winter.
• long: She has long silky ultra dark brown hair, with the deepest dark brown eyes.
• so: Emma's hair is oh so silky and Clare's stomach is naturally tanned and flat as a board!
• almost: On the palate the wine has almost silky black fruit flavors which lead to a lovely rounded finish.
• unbelievably: This means it's unbelievably silky when applied and it's most effective in preparing the skin for treatment.
• wonderfully: Wonderfully silky in texture it offers a superbly exotic medley of ripe fruits.

Preposition: in

• texture: The coat should be of medium length and fine and silky in texture.