One of the mutant Japanese-
English (Japlish) words that works well enough to make its stately entrance to the language at large. Further, it fills a hole that needs to be gooped up, as there is a strong design current that
nothing else, well, quite targets so sweetly. "Melty" describes objects with
soft corners, sagging curves: imagine taking a
buck-ugly 1970s GM product and subjecting it to about a thousand degrees Celsius for just long enough for the metal bits to start to lose their hard edges (forget about visualizing the glass, plastic and rubber please).
Contemporary audio equipment design. Some cameras.
Nova-deco architorture. All "melty" in their own way.
Name comes from an unspeakably icky Nipponese chocolate bar.
Those new Porsches have
gone all hard-edged on us. I used to really
like those '50s melty
ones.
He bought him a ghetto blaster, one of those expensive ones with the melty look, all rounded out.