Another word for sweet
sweet
modif.
Having the taste of sugar
toothsome, sugary, luscious, candied, sweet as honey, sweet as sugar, sugared, honeyed, syrupy, like honey, like sugar, honeyed, saccharine, cloying, like nectar, delicious; see also rich 4.
Pleasant in disposition
agreeable, pleasing, engaging, winning, delightful, patient, reasonable, gentle, kind, generous, unselfish, sweet-tempered, even-tempered, good-humored, considerate, thoughtful, companionable, saccharine, mushy, gooey, soppy; see also friendly 1.
Not salt
fresh, unsalted, uncured, unseasoned, freshened.
Dear
sympathetic, loving, winsome; see beloved.
sweet
n.
A term of affection
dear, sweetheart, dearest; see darling 2.
A dessert; British
the sweet course, final course, pudding (British), end of the meal, top-off*, afters* (British); see also dessert.
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Another word for sweet
Having or suggesting the taste of sugar:
saccharine, sugary. See tastePleasing to the eye or mind:
attractive, bewitching, enchanting, engaging, enticing, fascinating, fetching, glamorous, lovely, prepossessing, pretty, taking, tempting, winning, winsome. See likeEasy to love:
adorable, lovable. See good, like, love
A person who is much loved:
beloved, darling, dear, honey, love, minion, precious, sweetheart, truelove. (Informal) sweetie. Idiom: light of one's life. See love
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