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sweet Definition
(a)
having
a
pleasant
taste
(
as
of
sugar
)
(a) (
used
of
wines
)
having
a
sweet
taste
(n)
English
phonetician
;
one
of
the
founders
of
modern
phonetics
(
1845
-
1912
)
(n)
a
dish
served
as
the
last
course
of
a
meal
(n)
a
food
rich
in
sugar
(n)
the
taste
experience
when
sugar
dissolves
in
the
mouth
(n)
the
property
of
containing
sugar
(r)
in
an
affectionate
or
loving
manner
(`
sweet
''
is
sometimes
a
poetic
or
informal
variant
of
`
sweetly
''); "
Susan
Hayward
plays
the
wife
sharply
and
sweetly
"; "
how
sweet
the
moonlight
sleeps
upon
this
bank
"-
Shakespeare
; "
talking
sweet
to
each
other
"
(s)
having
a
sweet
nature
befitting
an
angel
or
cherub
; "
an
angelic
smile
"; "
a
cherubic
face
"; "
looking
so
seraphic
when
he
slept
"; "
a
sweet
disposition
"
(s)
pleasing
to
the
ear
; "
the
dulcet
tones
of
the
cello
"
(s)
one
of
the
four
basic
taste
sensations
;
very
pleasant
;
like
the
taste
of
sugar
or
honey
(s)
pleasing
to
the
senses
; "
the
sweet
song
of
the
lark
"; "
the
sweet
face
of
a
child
"
(s)
pleasing
to
the
mind
or
feeling
; "
sweet
revenge
"
(s)
having
a
natural
fragrance
; "
odoriferous
spices
"; "
the
odorous
air
of
the
orchard
"; "
the
perfumed
air
of
June
"; "
scented
flowers
"
(s)
not
soured
or
preserved
; "
sweet
milk
"
(s)
with
sweetening
added
(s)
not
having
a
salty
taste
; "
sweet
water
"
sweet Synonyms
afters
angelic
angelical
cherubic
confection
confectionery
dessert
dulcet
fresh
gratifying
Henry Sweet
honeyed
mellifluous
mellisonant
odoriferous
odorous
perfumed
scented
seraphic
sugared
sugariness
sweet
sweet-scented
sweet-smelling
sweetened
sweetly
sweetness
unfermented
unsalty
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