velvety

Preposition: on

palate: Full and velvety on the palate with hints of chocolate and spice, generously framed by toasty American oak.

Adjective complement with noun phrase

leave: These products will soothe the senses and leave skin velvety soft with essential oils of vanilla, ylang ylang and rose.

Modifies a noun

• tannin: The palate is full, plush and concentrated with great poise and velvety tannins.
• texture: They should also be narrow and curve inwards, being very supple with a fine and velvety texture.
• coat: Do you see Santa's velvety ruby red coat?
• tone: Highlights include the mournful refrain of Lazarus, featuring the velvety tones of Tunstall, and Meditation On Dvorak's Slavonic Fantasy.
• vocal: And the 80's synth chords and voices came up through the velvety vocals and mixed up in my head to recreate a distant time.
• finish: Result: A velvety finish offering an excellent make-up base.

Modifying Another Word

• slightly: The skin is smooth and may look slightly velvety outside the breeding season.
• almost: I also got to hold it - it felt almost velvety, and its grip was very strong.
• so: They fit, feel and move invisibly with your body and are so velvety soft they are a pleasure to wear.

Used with adjective complement

look: The skin is smooth and may look slightly velvety outside the breeding season.