Cream | Mean of cream in English Dictionary

/ˈkriːm/

• Noun
• the thick part of milk that rises to the top
1. Would you like some cream in your coffee?
2. strawberries and cream
3. hot chocolate with whipped cream
• a food that is made with cream
1. cream of tomato soup
2. a chocolate candy with a vanilla cream center
3. a box of coconut creams [=chocolate candies filled with a coconut and cream mixture]
• a very thick liquid or soft substance that is rubbed into the skin to make it softer or is used as a medicine for the skin
1. The doctor prescribed a new cream for the rash.
2. Do you have any hand cream? [=hand lotion]
3. a cabinet full of special creams and pills

• the best part of something
1. a party attended by the cream of society
• a pale yellowish color that is close to white
• Verb
• to stir or mix (ingredients) until they are soft and smooth
1. Cream the butter and sugar, and then add the eggs.
• to defeat (a person or team) easily and completely
1. Our team got creamed in the play-offs.
• to hit (someone) very hard
1. She was creamed by another skier as she was coming down the slope.
2. The surfer got creamed by a huge wave.
• to remove (the best part) from something
1. Most of the profit was creamed off by the government.
2. The best students are creamed off to attend other schools.