strokable

strokable

(ˈstrəʊkəbəl)
adj
appearing pleasant to stroke
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The Aquilla Sequinned Throw and matching cushion shimmer with sequins on one side, and soft, strokable velvet on the other - adding a touch of sophisticated glamour to your bedroom or living room.
A new waxwork of the Hollywood star has gone on display at Madame Tussauds in central London and the open-shirted model of the movie hunk features a strokable chest.
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