creamed

UK
/kriːmd/
US
/krimd/

Translations

creamedadjective
UK
/kriːmd/
US
/krimd/
The creamed soup was rich and delicious.
Сливочный суп был насыщенным и вкусным.
creamedpast participle
UK
/kriːmd/
US
/kriːmd/
Participial adjective derived from the verb "cream".
creamverb

creamed

Past Simple

creamed
Past Simple
creamed
Past Participle
creaming
Gerund
UK
/kriːm/
US
/krim/
She decided to cream the butter and sugar together for the cake.
Она решила сбивать масло и сахар вместе для торта.
снимать сливки
The farmer creams the milk every morning.
Фермер снимает сливки с молока каждое утро.

Definitions

creamedadjective
Having a smooth, creamy texture or consistency, often as a result of being mixed or blended with cream.
The creamed soup was velvety and rich, perfect for a cold winter evening.
Referring to a food item that has been cooked or prepared with cream or a creamy sauce.
The creamed spinach was a delicious side dish that complemented the steak perfectly.
creamedpast participle
Prepared with or containing cream, or cooked in a sauce made with cream.
They served creamed mushrooms on toast.
creamverb
To beat a mixture, such as butter and sugar, until it becomes smooth and fluffy.
She creamed the butter and sugar together until the mixture was light and airy.
To remove the cream from milk.
The farmer creamed the milk to make butter.
To defeat someone decisively in a competition or contest.
Our team creamed the opposition in the final match.
To apply cream to something, typically the skin.
He creamed his hands to keep them from getting dry in the winter.
to take the best or most desirable part from a group, leaving others with less (often used with the particle "off")
Elite universities are accused of creaming off the most promising students from state schools.