milkiness

It is round and rich, with ample blackcurrant, a kind of milkiness (I guess "soft" or "velvet" is a more common description), and some black pepper at the finish.

Chinalyst - China blogs in English 2008

The rule is about flavour and was devised for native oysters because their spawning gives them a slight and harmless milkiness in summer months.

Letters: Recipe for disaster 2011

And despite the snowy-white Santa Claus beard he's growing for the role, and a very faint milkiness around the edges of his brilliant blue eyes, he's still trim and healthy, a necessity given the rigours of the role – wailing at the heavens, going mad, dying.

Derek Jacobi's King Lear: 'I've always felt slightly young for the role, but now I'm 72…' Carole Cadwalladr 2010

He could smell the sweet, sad milkiness of her skin.

The Forgotten Garden Kate Morton 2009

I wonder, would perfumistas from a non-dairy-foods culture, East Asia for example, appreciate milkiness in a perfume?

Got Milk? Marina Geigert 2009

And I think the point of rice pudding is intense milkiness, unsullied by the thickeners often slipped into stove-top pudding, and distinct grains of ever-so-slightly chewy rice.

Northern Comfort 2007

And I think the point of rice pudding is intense milkiness, unsullied by the thickeners often slipped into stove-top pudding, and distinct grains of ever-so-slightly chewy rice.

Northern Comfort 2007

He could smell the sweet, sad milkiness of her skin.

The Forgotten Garden Kate Morton 2009

He could smell the sweet, sad milkiness of her skin.

The Forgotten Garden Kate Morton 2009

I remember a certain creaminess about it, if not milkiness.

Got Milk? Marina Geigert 2009