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Definition of sweet
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 sweet is as below...
Sweet
(superl.)
Having
an
agreeable
taste or
flavor
such as that of
sugar;
saccharine;
--
opposed
to sour and
bitter;
as, a sweet
beverage;
sweet
fruits;
sweet
oranges..
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Glycol
::
Glycol
(n.) A
thick,
colorless
liquid,
C2H4(OH)2,
of a
sweetish
taste,
produced
artificially
from
certain
ethylene
compounds.
It is a
diacid
alcohol,
intermediate
between
ordinary
ethyl
alcohol
and
glycerin..
Blancmange
::
Blancmange
(n.) A
preparation
for
desserts,
etc., made from
isinglass,
sea moss,
cornstarch,
or other
gelatinous
or
starchy
substance,
with mild,
usually
sweetened
and
flavored,
and
shaped
in a
mold..
Elecampane
::
Elecampane
(n.) A
sweetmeat
made from the root of the
plant.
Sub-
::
Suavity
(n.) The
quality
of being sweet or
pleasing
to the mind;
agreeableness;
softness;
pleasantness;
gentleness;
urbanity;
as,
suavity
of
manners;
suavity
of
language,
conversation,
or
address..
Mellifluous
::
Mellifluous
(a.)
Flowing
as with
honey;
smooth;
flowing
sweetly
or
smoothly;
as, a
mellifluous
voice..
Trifle
::
Trifle
(n.) A dish
composed
of
sweetmeats,
fruits,
cake, wine, etc., with
syllabub
poured
over it..
Nectarean
::
Nectarean
(a.)
Resembling
nectar;
very sweet and
pleasant.
Lachrymae Christi
::
Lachrymae
Christi
() A rich,
sweet,
red
Neapolitan
wine..
Sweetwort
::
Sweetwood
(n.) The
timber
of the tree
Oreodaphne
Leucoxylon,
growing
in
Jamaica.
The name is also
applied
to the
timber
of
several
other
related
trees..
Molasses
::
Molasses
(n.) The
thick,
brown or dark
colored,
viscid,
uncrystallizable
sirup which
drains
from
sugar,
in the
process
of
manufacture;
any
thick,
viscid,
sweet sirup made from
vegetable
juice or sap, as of the
sorghum
or
maple.
See
Treacle..
Pinite
::
Pinite
(n.) A sweet white
crystalline
substance
extracted
from the gum of a
species
of pine
(Pinus
Lambertina).
It is
isomeric
with, and
resembles,
quercite..
Euphonon
::
Euphonon
(n.) An
instrument
resembling
the organ in tine and the
upright
piano in form. It is
characterized
by great
strength
and
sweetness
of tone.
Opposite
::
Opposite
(n.) That which is
opposed
or
contrary;
as,
sweetness
and its
opposite..
Cocktail
::
Cocktail
(n.) A
beverage
made of
brandy,
whisky,
or gin, iced,
flavored,
and
sweetened..
Sweet
::
Sweet
(superl.)
Having
an
agreeable
taste or
flavor
such as that of
sugar;
saccharine;
--
opposed
to sour and
bitter;
as, a sweet
beverage;
sweet
fruits;
sweet
oranges..
Liquidambar
::
Liquidambar
(n.) A genus
consisting
of two
species
of tall trees
having
star-shaped
leaves,
and woody
burlike
fruit.
Liquidambar
styraciflua
is the North
American
sweet qum, and L.
Orientalis
is found in Asia
Minor..
Biscuit
::
Biscuit
(n.) A kind of
unraised
bread,
of many
varieties,
plain,
sweet,
or
fancy,
formed
into flat
cakes,
and bakes hard; as, ship
biscuit..
Confectionery
::
Confectionery
(n.)
Sweetmeats,
in
general;
things
prepared
and sold by a
confectioner;
confections;
candies..
Meadowsweet
::
Meadowsweet
(n.) Alt. of
Meadowwor.
Sour
::
Sour (v. t.) To cause to
become
sour; to cause to turn from sweet to sour; as,
exposure
to the air sours many
substances..
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