to sugar

Make food taste sweeter by adding sugar or make an offer more attractive

To make something taste sweeter

To make food or drink taste sweeter

To make something have a sharp taste or cause strong negative feelings

Can handle criticism and hard situations without complaining

Certain to happen without any doubt

To stop eating or drinking foods with added sugar

The amount of sugar in the blood that shows how healthy you are

Sugar that keeps some brown syrup, making it brown and a little sticky

An older rich man who gives money and gifts to a younger person for romantic or sexual attention

Fine sugar used for baking and sprinkling on desserts

A tall tropical plant with thick sweet stalks used to make sugar

An amount of sugar that fills one cup used for cooking

A flat sweet cookie made from simple dough often decorated with icing or sugar

Small white sugar grains used for cooking and baking

Water mixed with sugar makes a sweet drink or food for animals and plants

White sugar made from sugar cane or beet and used to sweeten food and drinks

A North American tree with hard wood and a sweet liquid used to make syrup and sugar

A small container for serving sugar at the table

A plant with a large white root grown to make sugar

Has sugar on the outside to make it sweet and not sticky

Sweetener made from the tall plant sugarcane used to sweeten food and drinks

A sweet pea with a crisp round pod that you can eat whole, raw or cooked

A sweet ingredient made from beet roots to sweeten food and drink

A sweet solid you get by boiling juice from maple trees

Very nice and friendly in a sweet, gentle way

A sweet liquid made by boiling sugar and water

A loving name for a child or someone you love

Very finely powdered sugar used to make sweet toppings and decorations

A very small amount of sugar you can hold between your thumb and finger

A hard sweet made by boiling sugar and letting it cool

A factory that turns raw sugar into clean white sugar

A small sweet part of food the body uses for quick energy, like glucose or fructose

You heat sugar until it melts and turns brown to add color and sweet taste

A sugar made from corn starch used to sweeten food and drinks

A sugar in milk that gives it a slightly sweet taste

Large hard sugar crystals that people use to sweeten drinks and decorate food

A food or drink that has a lot of sugar and tastes very sweet

A person who is playful and dreamy in a magical way

Thin threads made from boiled sugar to decorate cakes

A simple sugar found in milk and body tissues that helps the brain grow

A very fine sugar for baking and to sweeten drinks

A very fine sugar bakers use for baking and sprinkling

A coarse light brown sugar with large crunchy crystals used on drinks and cakes

A hard clear candy often twisted into a stick

A natural sugar found in ripe fruit and honey

A large hard block of sugar often shaped like a cone that people break into pieces at home

Sugar shaped into small cubes that you put in drinks to make them sweet

A white sweet crystal that forms when grain starch breaks during malting

A natural sweet found in grapes, honey and ripe fruit

A sweet syrup made by breaking down table sugar into two simple sugars found in honey and fruits

A sweet tropical fruit with thick bumpy skin and soft white flesh around black seeds

A type of corn with sweet young ears eaten as a vegetable

A small green vegetable with flat pods you eat whole while young

A person who uses money or gifts to control and profit from people they date

A small spoon with a bowl like a shell used to serve sugar

A thing that is very sweet and makes you feel happy

A large solid cone of white sugar sold in the past

A poisonous white chemical used long ago to dye fabrics and make glazes

A large tropical palm tree whose sweet sap makes sugar and wine and whose trunk gives sago

A tall plant grown for its sweet juice used to make syrup

An evergreen shrub with reddish yellow flower spikes and sticky, hairy fruits

A small spoon used to serve sugar

A small evergreen bush with reddish yellow flower spikes and hairy fruits

A sweetener made from wood or straw often used instead of sugar by people with diabetes