texturous

English

Etymology

From texture +‎ -ous.

Adjective

texturous (comparative more texturous, superlative most texturous)

1. textured
   • 1929, The Photographic Journal, volume 69:

     Mr. Berssenberger's liberal enlargement is admirably printed, by the gum-bichromate process, on a particularly but suitably texturous paper.

   • 2007, Quarterly Review of Wines, volumes 30-32, page 54:

     Exotically ripe, pure, texturous, well-concentrated, fruit compote and chocolate flavors.