"milk-chocolaty" meaning in All languages combined

See milk-chocolaty on Wiktionary

Adjective [English]

Forms: more milk-chocolaty [comparative], most milk-chocolaty [superlative], milk chocolatey [alternative], milk-chocolatey [alternative], milk chocolaty [alternative]
Etymology: From milk chocolat(e) + -y. By surface analysis, milk + chocolat(e) + -y. Etymology templates: {{af|en|milk chocolate|-y|alt1=milk chocolat(e)|id2=adjectival}} milk chocolat(e) + -y, {{surf|+com|en|milk|chocolate|-y|alt2=chocolat(e)}} By surface analysis, milk + chocolat(e) + -y Head templates: {{en-adj}} milk-chocolaty (comparative more milk-chocolaty, superlative most milk-chocolaty)
  1. Resembling or characteristic of milk chocolate.

Alternative forms

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