" velvetlike "

[Noun]  | "vel*vet" | \ ˈvel-vət \

1: a clothing and upholstery fabric (as of silk, rayon, or wool) characterized by a short soft dense warp pile

2: something suggesting velvet

3: a characteristic (such as softness or smoothness) of velvet

Origin: 14th century ;

 Middle English veluet, velvet, borrowed from Anglo-French velvet, from velu "shaggy, soft, velvety" (going back to early Medieval Latin villūtus, from Latin villus "shaggy growth of hair, cloth nap" + Late Latin -ūtus, adjective suffix) + -et {see: |-et:1|-et:1}; Latin villus, perhaps dialectal variant of vellus "plucked wool, fleece" {mat|wool|};

[Adjective]  | "velvetlike"