silky
adj. B2 Upper Intermediate US //ˈsɪɫki// UK //sˈɪlki// silky
adj. having a smooth, soft, and shiny surface like silk. You use this to describe things that feel pleasant to touch, like hair or fabric.
adj. resembling silk in texture, appearance, or luster; smooth and soft to the touch. Often used to describe hair, skin, or textiles.
The cat has very soft, silky fur.
After using the new conditioner, her hair felt incredibly silky and was much easier to brush.
The high-end moisturizer claims to leave the skin with a silky finish without any of the greasy residue associated with cheaper alternatives.
From Middle English sylky, equivalent to silk + -y.
Usage
Typically used attributively before a noun or predicatively after a linking verb like 'feel' or 'look'.