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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.)
Not
changed
from a sound or
wholesome
state.
Specifically:
(a) Not sour; as, sweet milk or
bread.
(b) Not
state;
not
putrescent
or
putrid;
not
rancid;
as, sweet
butter;
sweet meat or
fish..
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Lady
::
Lady (n.) A woman to whom the
particular
homage
of a
knight
was paid; a woman to whom one is
devoted
or
bound;
a
sweetheart.
Junket
::
Junket
(n.) A
cheese
cake; a
sweetmeat;
any
delicate
food.
Edulcoration
::
Edulcoration
(n.) The act of
sweetening
or
edulcorating.
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..
Comfit
::
Comfit
(n.) A dry
sweetmeat;
any kind of
fruit,
root, or seed
preserved
with sugar and
dried;
a
confection..
Sweet-scented
::
Sweetroot
(n.)
Licorice.
Sweeten
::
Sweetening
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Sweete.
Suavity
::
Suavity
(n.)
Sweetness
to the
taste.
Jujube
::
"Jujube
(n.) The sweet and
edible
drupes
(fruits)
of
several
Mediterranean
and
African
species
of small
trees,
of the genus
Zizyphus,
especially
the Z.
jujuba,
Z.
vulgaris,
Z.
mucronata,
and Z.
Lotus.
The last named is
thought
to have
furnished
the lotus of the
ancient
Libyan
Lotophagi,
or lotus
eaters..
Rich
::
Rich
(superl.)
Full of sweet and
harmonius
sounds;
as, a rich
voice;
rich
music..
Sweet
::
Sweet (n.) That which is sweet to the
taste;
-- used
chiefly
in the
plural.
Sally Lunn
::
Sally Lunn () A tea cake
slighty
sweetened,
and
raised
with
yeast,
baked in the form of
biscuits
or in a thin loaf, and eaten hot with
butter..
Erythrite
::
Erythrite
(n.) A
colorless
crystalline
substance,
C4H6.(OH)4,
of a
sweet,
cooling
taste,
extracted
from
certain
lichens,
and
obtained
by the
decomposition
of
erythrin;
--
called
also
erythrol,
erythroglucin,
erythromannite,
pseudorcin,
cobalt
bloom,
and under the name
phycite
obtained
from the alga
Protococcus
vulgaris.
It is a
tetrabasic
alcohol,
corresponding
to
glycol
and
glycerin..
Sweetmeat
::
Sweetmeat
(n.) Fruit
preserved
with
sugar,
as
peaches,
pears,
melons,
nuts,
orange
peel, etc.; --
usually
in the
plural;
a
confect;
a
confection..
Jill
::
Jill (n.) A young
woman;
a
sweetheart.
See Gill.
Dulcet
::
Dulcet
(a.) Sweet to the ear;
melodious;
harmonious.
Carob
::
Carob (n.) One of the long,
sweet,
succulent,
pods of the carob tree, which are used as food for
animals
and
sometimes
eaten by man; --
called
also St.
John's
bread,
carob bean, and
algaroba
bean..
Sugar
::
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..
Spiral
::
Spiraeic
(a.) Of,
pertaining
to, or
derived
from, the
meadowsweet
(Spiraea);
formerly,
designating
an acid which is now
called
salicylic
acid..
Dibs
::
Dibs (n.) A sweet
preparation
or
treacle
of grape
juice,
much used in the
East..
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