flakey Antonyms
Meaning of flakey
flakey (a)
made of or resembling flakes
flakey (s)
made of or easily forming flakes
conspicuously or grossly unconventional or unusual
flakey Sentence Examples
- The pastry chef carefully layered the flakey sheets of dough to create a delicate croissant.
- The snow fell in large, flakey flakes, creating a winter wonderland.
- The old paint was flaking off of the wall, exposing the bare plaster beneath.
- The granola bar was flakey and crumbly, providing a satisfying crunch with every bite.
- The flaky surface of the fish skin made it difficult to grip, but it added a delightful texture to the dish.
- The dry skin on my hands was flakey and peeling, so I applied a rich moisturizer to help soothe it.
- The politician's promises were as flakey as pie crust, and the voters were skeptical of his sincerity.
- The flaky layers of the shale rock made it easy to split into thin sheets, which were used for roofing and construction.
- The flaky texture of the breaded chicken added a crispy coating that complemented the tender meat inside.
- The flakey nature of the mica mineral made it an ideal material for use in glitter and eyeshadow, adding a touch of sparkle and shine.
FAQs About the word flakey
made of or resembling flakes, made of or easily forming flakes, conspicuously or grossly unconventional or unusual
crisp, brittle, crisped, crunchy, short, friable, crumbly, crusty, delicate, brickle
elastic, strong, resilient, resilient, strong, flexible,flexible, elastic, pliable, sturdy
The pastry chef carefully layered the flakey sheets of dough to create a delicate croissant.
The snow fell in large, flakey flakes, creating a winter wonderland.
The old paint was flaking off of the wall, exposing the bare plaster beneath.
The granola bar was flakey and crumbly, providing a satisfying crunch with every bite.
