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silky

adjective as in very smooth; like satin

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Unlike roasting, which removes water and can create a nice crunch in some vegetables, boiling brings softness and, to Swiss chard in particular, a wonderful silky texture.

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Even if the prime minister suddenly developed the silky charm and persuasiveness of George Clooney, or the bombastic nature of Piers Morgan, the question becomes, what is the story he wants to tell?

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New Zealand were at their sparkling best to put 40 points on Ireland in Brighton last Sunday, but that silky handling was not evident in the early stages.

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It came with silky, creamy hummus, incredible toum — a garlic lover’s dream — and Yemeni flatbread, making for an unforgettable combination of flavors.

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Known for her vision and silky footwork, vice-captain Jones is a dangerous runner and has nailed down the starting 13 spot.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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