mint candy
mɪnt ˈkændi
mint candies
mint candy: sweet flavored with mint
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Noun

foodsweet flavored with mint
  • She offered me a mint candy after dinner.
  • He always keeps a mint candy in his pocket.
  • The restaurant gave each guest a mint candy.
peppermint candy
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  • mint candy: sweet flavored with mint
    sweet flavored with mint

Expressions with mint

mint conditionn.
state of being like new, unused
The vintage car is in mint condition.
mint moneyv.
earn a lot of money quickly
With his new business, he is minting money.
father made a mintexp.
earn a large amount of money quickly or easily
Father made a mint selling his old car.
in mint conditionadj.
perfect state as if new
The vintage car is in mint condition.
make a mintv.
earn a large amount of money quickly
She made a mint selling handmade jewelry online.
worth a mintadj.
having a very high monetary value
This painting is worth a mint.

Expressions with candy

candy coatv.
cover something with a sugary layer
They candy coat the almonds for the festival.
brain candyn.
entertaining content lacking intellectual depth
The movie was pure brain candy, fun but shallow.
ear candyn.
sounds that are pleasing but superficial
The jingle was just ear candy for the ad.
eye candyn.
object or sight with considerable visual appeal
The fireworks display was pure eye candy.
hand it out like candyv.
give something freely and generously to many people
During the campaign, they handed it out like candy: free concert tickets.
like taking candy from a babyexp.
very easy to achieve or accomplish
Winning the game was like taking candy from a baby.
hand something out like candyv.
distribute something freely in large amounts to many people
They hand out flyers like candy at the event.
nature's candyn.
sweet-tasting fruit often compared to candy
Berries are often called nature's candy.
candy applen.
apple covered with caramelized sugar
The candy apple was sticky and sweet.
candy barn.
sweetened slab, often coated in chocolate, with mixed add-ins
He bought a candy bar at the gas station for a quick snack.

Terms related to mint candy

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Terms with mint candy included in their meaning

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mintn.
sweet
candy flavored with mint
peppermintn.
confectionery
mint-flavored candy used to freshen breath or flavor sweets
horehoundn.
candy type
hard candy flavored with bitter, mint-like extract from a medicinal plant
mint imperialn.
candy
type of hard mint candy
wafer-thin mintn.
food
very thin mint-flavored candy often served after meals

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  1. French:bonbon à la menthe, ...
  2. German:Pfefferminzbonbon, ...
  3. Italian:caramella alla menta, ...
  4. Spanish:dulce de menta, ...
  5. Portuguese:doce de menta, ...
  6. Chinese:薄荷糖, ...
  7. Japanese:ミントキャンディー, ...
  8. Arabic:حَلْوَى النَّعْنَاع, ...
  9. Hebrew:סֻכָּרִיַּת מֶנְטָה, ...
  10. Russian:мятная конфета, ...
  11. Ukrainian:м'ятна цукерка, ...
  12. Hindi:पुदीना कैंडी, ...

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