sweet

A small sweet made from sugar, often with chocolate or nuts

A sweet dish eaten at the end of a meal

A sweet made of chocolate or sugar that you eat as a snack

A small sweet food people eat for pleasure

A firm chewy sweet made from cooked sugar and milk

A small sweet candy often made of chocolate and wrapped in foil

A hard sweet on a small stick that you lick or suck

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

Sweet food like candy or a small cake

A small sweet made from sugar that you suck rather than chew

A sweet treat on a stick like a lollipop or an ice pop

A small sweet bread made with yeast, often with cinnamon, nuts, or glaze

A small sweet food like candy or fruit covered in sugar eaten as a treat

A small sweet made with chocolate and eaten as a treat

A hard sweet made by boiling sugar and letting it cool

A small sweet food high in sugar eaten between meals as a treat

A small soft candy that you chew

A small sweet with a mint taste that is often hard or chewy

Fruit cooked in sugar syrup and coated in sugar for a sweet treat

A small piece of candy or chocolate

A small wrapped piece of chocolate you eat in one bite

A chewy candy made from sugar and butter that people pull and stretch

A thin hard sweet made with honey that breaks easily

Small sweet pieces like chocolate or candy used to decorate ice cream and cakes

A sweet dish served at the end of a meal, like cake or ice cream

A dessert that is not heavy and usually has fewer calories

A warm, happy feeling when you are at your own home

Quick and pleasant without extra detail, often about a talk or message

Do something slowly on purpose and without hurry

A very rude way to say you have nothing at all

Very pleasant and musical to hear like a singing bird

To do small kind things that make a team feel happy and work well together

To tell someone you hope they have nice dreams before they sleep

Nothing at all is left

A short spoken phrase showing strong surprise or shock

A strong cry showing surprise or shock

A large root vegetable with sweet, starchy flesh you cook or bake

The best point where something works well

A strong liking for sweet foods like candy and cake

A loving name adults use for a child or pet

A type of corn with sweet, tender kernels that people eat as a vegetable when young

Soft loving words whispered to someone to show love

Having a pleasant scent

A small sweet bread made with yeast, often with cinnamon, nuts, or glaze

A person who uses kind words to charm or trick people

Flattering words that try to persuade someone but are not sincere

A short time of warm feelings you remember

An attractive young woman often talked about in a kind way or as less grown-up

Kind and gentle toward others

A vegetable kept in sugar and vinegar that tastes sweet and sour

Having a pleasant, gentle face that looks kind

A large mild fruit often eaten as a vegetable with thick walls and a bell shape

Dark, sweet wine made stronger with alcohol and flavored with herbs for cocktails

A type of chocolate that is not very sweet and is good for baking

A grass with a sweet smell that grows near water

A climbing garden plant with small fragrant flowers in pale colors

A tree that grows sweet red fruit you can eat or the fruit it makes

A gentle type of jazz with a steady beat, medium speed, little improvisation, and a warm clear melody

A North American tree with spiky round seed balls and sweet-smelling sap and red leaves in autumn

A North American tree with star-shaped leaves and prickly round fruits

A mild vegetable oil like olive oil that you use for cooking and skin care

A slow time someone takes on purpose that annoys other people

A small egg-shaped clay wind instrument with a mouthpiece and finger holes

A tall garden plant with strong sweet-smelling purple or white flowers that smell at night

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

A garden flower with dense clusters of small flat-topped flowers and a pleasant smell

Having a pleasant sweet smell

A small tree that makes edible nuts with a hard shell and pink flowers

A green herb with a strong smell used to flavor food like tomatoes

A small tree or bush from the southeastern United States with fragrant white flowers

A large tree from eastern North America that makes sweet edible nuts and useful wood

A North American tree with star-shaped leaves, spiky round fruit, and sticky fragrant sap

A bush with fragrant white flowers that bloom in summer

A tropical plant that makes small apple-sized fruits with sweet edible pulp

A cassava with roots that need less cooking and leaves used to feed animals

A fragrant resin burned as incense and used in perfume

Apple juice made from pressed apples that has no alcohol

A plant grown for hay that makes soil richer for other plants

A European plant with a vanilla smell and white to pink flowers that grows in wet places

An American plant with a sweet smell, broad rounded leaves and yellow flowers

A sweet alcoholic drink made with cherries, often used in cocktails or desserts

A large tree that loses its leaves and makes nuts you can eat and good wood

A warm reddish brown colour like a nut

A European garden herb with fern-like leaves, white flowers and a sweet aniseed taste

A type of corn people grow for sweet, tender kernels to eat

A marsh plant with long pointed leaves and roots that have a strong smell

A leafy wildflower with sweet-smelling white or pale pink trumpet flowers that blooms late afternoon

A small bush that grows in wet places and has bitter leaves with a strong smell

A plant from North America with sweet leaves used to make a calming tea

A yellow tropical fruit with juicy sweet flesh

A North American bush that people use to make jam and wine from its purple-black berries

A plant like chamomile that grows for one year, tastes more bitter, and helps mild stomach problems

A low shrubby plant with fern-like leaves that smell sweet, from North America

A sweet tropical fruit with soft, juicy pulp that smells nice

A peaceful and pleasant life after death that gives comfort

A lemon tree and its fruit that have a mild, sweet taste and can be eaten fresh

A sticky fragrant substance from a tree used in medicine and perfume

Reddish-brown wood from a North American tree used to make furniture

A fruit like a lemon but sweeter and less sour

A tree that grows sweet oranges used for eating and making juice

A round fruit with sweet juice and orange skin

A fragrant herb with small leaves used to flavor food

A vine that grows sweet melons with a netted rind, like cantaloupe

A round fruit with sweet, juicy flesh eaten fresh

A Mediterranean plant with many flowers that have a strong scent

A plant that grows large, mild fruits like bell peppers for salads

A bush with spikes of sweet-smelling white flowers that grows near streams and coasts and attracts bees

A trailing plant grown for its large sweet roots eaten as food

A plant that has sweet-smelling flowers and grows in sandy places like deserts