silky 
/ˈsɪlki/ adjective
silk·i·er; silk·i·est /ˈsɪlki/ adjective [also more silky; most silky] 1 : made of silk or of material that is soft, smooth, and shiny like silk
▪ silky lingerie/pantyhose ▪ a silky nightgown 2 : smooth, soft, and shiny like silk
▪ her silky brown hair ▪ The cat has a silky coat. ▪ The material has a silky feel. 3 of food : smooth, soft, and rich
▪ silky chocolate mousse 4 of a sound : smooth and pleasant to hear
▪ a silky voice 5 : having a smooth motion
▪ This car gives a silky ride. ▪ a golfer with a silky swing
▪ silky lingerie/pantyhose ▪ a silky nightgown
▪ her silky brown hair ▪ The cat has a silky coat. ▪ The material has a silky feel.
▪ silky chocolate mousse
▪ a silky voice
▪ This car gives a silky ride. ▪ a golfer with a silky swing
— silk·i·ly /ˈsɪlkəli/ adverb
▪ a silkily smooth fabric
/ˈsɪlkəli/ adverb ▪ a silkily smooth fabric
— silk·i·ness /ˈsɪlkinəs/ noun [noncount]
/ˈsɪlkinəs/ noun [noncount]— silky adverb
▪ This lotion will make your skin feel smooth and silky. ▪ The dog's fur is silky soft. ▪ He has such a silky smooth voice.
▪ This lotion will make your skin feel smooth and silky. ▪ The dog's fur is silky soft. ▪ He has such a silky smooth voice.
