sweet

Pleasant to see, hear, or think about

Very pleasant to look at or to be with

Pleasing to look at or enjoy and making people interested

Very pleasant to taste

Pleasant and attractive in a way that people like

Giving a gentle feeling of enjoyment

Something very pleasant that makes you happy

Extremely pleasant and giving great comfort

Having a pleasant smell like flowers or soap

Having a pleasant scent

Having a very rich, sweet taste or smell that feels pleasant

Having a pleasant sweet smell

Kind and gentle toward others

A little sweet in taste or smell

Making people feel very happy

A food or drink with a nice taste that people enjoy

A pleasant, sweet sound that is nice to hear

Very sweet and nice to taste and smell

Not nice and causing discomfort or unhappiness

Unpleasant to do or feel and causing annoyance

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

A short spoken phrase showing strong surprise or shock

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

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

A strong cry showing surprise or shock

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

Nothing at all is left

Do something slowly on purpose and without hurry

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

The best point where something works well

Flattering words that try to persuade someone but are not sincere

A loving name adults use for a child or pet

A strong liking for sweet foods like candy and cake

Having a pleasant scent

Having a pleasant, gentle face that looks kind

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

A short time of warm feelings you remember

Soft loving words whispered to someone to show love

Having a pleasant sweet smell

A person who uses kind words to charm or trick people

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

A climbing garden plant with small fragrant flowers in pale colors

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

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

Kind and gentle toward others

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

A grass with a sweet smell that grows near water

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

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

A round fruit with sweet juice and orange skin

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

A round fruit with sweet, juicy flesh eaten fresh

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

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

Tasting like sugar or honey

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

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

A slow time someone takes on purpose that annoys other people

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

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

A peaceful and pleasant life after death that gives comfort

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

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

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

A fruit like a lemon but sweeter and less sour

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

A pale yellow oil from almonds that people use for cooking and for skin or hair

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

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

Apple juice made from pressed apples that has no alcohol

A low plant with small white flowers and a sweet smell used to cover the ground and flavor drinks

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

A low garden plant with many small, sweet-smelling white flowers

A fragrant herb with small leaves used to flavor food

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

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

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

A plant with scented leaves used to make medicine

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

A bushy herb in the mint family with lemon-scented leaves, also called lemon balm

A small plant with purple or white flowers that smell sweet

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

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

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

Having a pleasant smell coming from the mouth

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

A bush with fragrant white flowers that bloom in summer

A bush that loses its leaves and has long clusters of pink flowers

A small insect that attacks sweet potatoes and other crops and spreads plant viruses

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

A hardy shrub with clove-scented wood and fragrant reddish-brown flowers

A plant with divided leaves and pink flowers that smell sweet

A small shrub with sweet-smelling flowers that bloom in winter

A yellow tropical fruit with juicy sweet flesh

A marsh plant with long leaves and sweet-smelling roots used for flavoring and medicine

A North American tree with dark bark that smells like mint and has hard wood used for furniture

A plant with yellow flowers that improves soil and attracts bees

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

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

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

A person who is innocent and trusts people easily