Definitions by ellis1
creamt
'krempt'
A much edgier, more forceful, resourceful and specific use of the rather benign and (I think) weak
past-tense of 'cream', 'creamt' could be a more descriptive alternative to 'creamed' (creamt soups,
of course, might be one exception) and allow a decidedly more masculine description (and definitive
tense) for something that is simply creamed, creamier creamiest.
A reasonable superlative to 'creamed'. Creamt. Very nicely creamt. Thank you, that was perfectly creamt.
I had a dream. I was totally creamed. It was a nightmare.
I dreamt I was completely creamt in this blender from Hell.
A much edgier, more forceful, resourceful and specific use of the rather benign and (I think) weak
past-tense of 'cream', 'creamt' could be a more descriptive alternative to 'creamed' (creamt soups,
of course, might be one exception) and allow a decidedly more masculine description (and definitive
tense) for something that is simply creamed, creamier creamiest.
A reasonable superlative to 'creamed'. Creamt. Very nicely creamt. Thank you, that was perfectly creamt.
I had a dream. I was totally creamed. It was a nightmare.
I dreamt I was completely creamt in this blender from Hell.