Textures & Touch

Describes a sticky surface, the feeling of sweat on skin, or people being physically clingy or 'lovey-dovey'.

Describes something very light and soft, like a cloud, a marshmallow, or a fluffy pet.

Describes a coarse, stiff texture of fabric or paper that feels uncomfortable against the skin.

Describes thick, hard, and inflexible fabric or hair that doesn't flow or bend easily.

Describes a very chewy and elastic texture, predominantly used for food that feels like mochi.

Describes a dense, elastic softness that bounces back, like a fresh mochi rice cake or youthful skin.

A modern, slightly slangy term for things so fluffy you want to bury your face in them.

Specifically describes substances that are sticky and form strings or threads when pulled apart, like Natto or okra.

Describes the texture or sound of something thin and dry being broken or eaten, like seaweed, potato chips, or fresh lettuce.

Describes a smooth, fluid, and dry texture or movement, such as silky hair or a flowing stream.

Specifically describes the crisp, crunchy texture of fresh vegetables like beansprouts, apples, or lettuce.