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Definition of sugar
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of sugar is as below...
Sugar (n.) A sweet white (or
brownish
yellow)
crystalline
substance,
of a sandy or
granular
consistency,
obtained
by
crystallizing
the
evaporated
juice of
certain
plants,
as the sugar cane,
sorghum,
beet root, sugar
maple,
etc. It is used for
seasoning
and
preserving
many kinds of food and
drink.
Ordinary
sugar is
essentially
sucrose.
See the Note
below..
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Mannitose
::
Mannitose
(n.) A
variety
of sugar
obtained
by the
partial
oxidation
of
mannite,
and
closely
resembling
levulose..
Caudle
::
Caudle
(n.) A kind of warm drink for sick
persons,
being a
mixture
of wine with eggs,
bread,
sugar,
and
spices..
Spile
::
Spile (n.) A small tube or spout
inserted
in a tree for
conducting
sap, as from a sugar
maple..
Bonbon
::
Bonbon
(n.) Sugar
confectionery;
a
sugarplum;
hence,
any
dainty..
Macaroon
::
Macaroon
(n.) A small cake,
composed
chiefly
of the white of eggs,
almonds,
and
sugar..
Egghot
::
Egghot
(n.) A kind of
posset
made of eggs,
brandy,
sugar,
and ale..
Chocolate
::
Chocolate
(n.) A paste or cake
composed
of the
roasted
seeds of the
Theobroma
Cacao
ground
and mixed with other
ingredients,
usually
sugar,
and
cinnamon
or
vanilla..
Lactose
::
Lactose
(n.) Sugar of milk or milk
sugar;
a
crystalline
sugar
present
in milk, and
separable
from the whey by
evaporation
and
crystallization.
It has a
slightly
sweet
taste,
is
dextrorotary,
and is much less
soluble
in water than
either
cane sugar or
glucose.
Formerly
called
lactin..
Candy
::
Candy (v. i.) To have sugar
crystals
form in or on; as,
fruits
preserved
in sugar candy after a
time..
Granulate
::
Granulate
(v. t.) To form into
grains
or small
masses;
as, to
granulate
powder,
sugar,
or
metal..
Syrup
::
Syrup (n.) A thick and
viscid
liquid
made from the juice of
fruits,
herbs,
etc.,
boiled
with
sugar..
Milk
::
Milk (n.) A white fluid
secreted
by the
mammary
glands
of
female
mammals
for the
nourishment
of their
young,
consisting
of
minute
globules
of fat
suspended
in a
solution
of
casein,
albumin,
milk
sugar,
and
inorganic
salts..
Levulinic
::
Levulinic
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
denoting,
an acid
(called
also
acetyl-propionic
acid),
C5H8O3,
obtained
by the
action
of
dilute
acids on
various
sugars
(as
levulose)..
White-pot
::
White-pot
(n.) A kind of food made of milk or
cream,
eggs,
sugar,
bread,
etc., baked in a pot..
Ratafia
::
Ratafia
(n.) A
spirituous
liquor
flavored
with the
kernels
of
cherries,
apricots,
peaches,
or other
fruit,
spiced,
and
sweetened
with
sugar;
-- a term
applied
to the
liqueurs
called
noyau,
cura/ao,
etc..
Glycogenesis
::
Glycogenesis
(n.) The
production
or
formation
of sugar from
gycogen,
as in the
liver..
Candied
::
Candied
(a.)
Preserved
in or with
sugar;
incrusted
with a
candylike
substance;
as,
candied
fruits..
Piece
::
Piece (n.) A
fragment
or part of
anything
separated
from the
whole,
in any
manner,
as by
cutting,
splitting,
breaking,
or
tearing;
a part; a
portion;
as, a piece of
sugar;
to break in
pieces..
Fructose
::
Fructose
(n.) Fruit
sugar;
levulose.
Diastase
::
Diastase
(n.) A
soluble,
nitrogenous
ferment,
capable
of
converting
starch
and
dextrin
into
sugar..
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