milky in Irish
milky in Irish is lachtach — milky means resembling milk in colour or texture; pale white and slightly cloudy.
milky in Irish
lachtach
Resembling milk in color, consistency, smell, etc.; consisting of milk.
What does "milky" mean?
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adj Resembling milk in colour or texture; pale white and slightly cloudy.
"The water in the pool had turned a milky white."
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adj Containing or full of milk.
"He likes his tea strong and milky."
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milky in a sentence
- The water in the pool had turned a milky white.
- Her skin had a milky complexion.
- He likes his tea strong and milky.
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What is "milky" in Irish?
"milky" in Irish is lachtach. milky means: Resembling milk in colour or texture; pale white and slightly cloudy.
How do you use "milky" in a sentence?
Example: "The water in the pool had turned a milky white." In Irish, "milky" is lachtach.
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