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Definition of sugared - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
food or drinkcontaining sugar or sweetening
- The sugared tea was too sweet for my taste.
2.
figurativemade sweeter or more appealing
- Her sugared words convinced everyone to agree.
3.
cookingcoated or sprinkled with sugar
- She enjoyed the sugared doughnuts at the fair..
Expressions with sugared
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almond with a hard sweet sugar coating
She gave each guest a sugared almond as a favor.
Origin of sugared
Old French, sucré (sweetened)
Terms with sugared included in their meaning
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sugared
preserved by coating with or absorbing sugar
Chinese dish
dish of fried, sugared greens in Chinese cuisine
pastry
flat crisp sugared pastry
sugared treat
candy consisting of a nut or seed coated in sugar
Examples of sugared in a sentence
He preferred his coffee unsweetened, unlike the sugared version. His sugared promises were hard to resist. The sugared offer seemed too good to be true. The sugared cookies were a hit at the party. She made sugared almonds for the holidays.
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- French:sucré, enrobé de sucre, ...
- German:gezuckert, geschönt, ...
- Italian:zuccherato, mellifluo, ...
- Spanish:azucarado, ...
- Portuguese:adoçado, adocicado, ...
- Chinese:加糖的, 甜蜜的, ...
- Japanese:甘い, 魅力的な, ...
- Arabic:مُسَكَر, مَعْسُول, ...
- Hebrew:מְמֻתָּק, מְסֻכָּר, ...
- Russian:подслащенный, ...
- Ukrainian:підсолоджений, посипаний цукром, ...
- Hindi:चीनीयुक्त, मिठास भरे, ...
Definition of sugar - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
sweetenersweet crystalline food ingredient from cane or beet plants
- She added sugar to her coffee to sweeten it..
2.
- Come here, sugar, and give me a hug.
3.
biologysmall carbohydrates used by organisms for energy
- Sugars are essential for cellular respiration.
4.
drinkUK small serving used to sweeten a drinkUK
- He takes two sugars in his tea.
5.
technologyTECH. language feature that makes code simpler without extra functionalityTECH.
- The new language feature is just sugar.
Verb
1.
add sweetnessmake something sweeter by adding granulated sweetener
- She sugared her coffee liberally..
2.
softenmake something unpleasant seem less so
- He tried to sugar the bad news.
3.
hair removalremove hair with sugar paste
- She sugars her legs regularly.
Images of sugar
sweet crystalline food ingredient from cane or beet plants 
small carbohydrates used by organisms for energy
Expressions with sugar
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expresses mild surprise or frustration
Oh sugar, I forgot my keys!
state of hyperactivity from eating too much sugar
After the party, the kids were on a sugar high.
sweetheart or one's darling
Come here, sugar bear, and give me a hug.
food or drink with a lot of sugar
That cake is a real sugar bomb.
ask for a kiss or hug in a playful way
Come here and give me some sugar!
very delicate or fragile
Her feelings are made of sugar and get hurt easily.
playful or exaggerated way to ask for something
Will you do my homework, pretty please with sugar on top?
mix of sweet and challenging qualities
Her personality is all sugar and spice.
older woman who spends money on a younger partner
She became his sugar mama, buying him gifts and vacations.
term of endearment
Come here, sugar pie, I've missed you so much.!
something ineffective presented as a solution
His apologies felt like sugar pills, nice but ineffective..
short burst of energy or excitement after eating sugar
After the candy, he had a sugar rush.
make something unpleasant more acceptable
He tried to sugar the medicine by offering a bonus.
young person financially supported by an older partner
She became a sugar baby to pay for her college tuition.
make something unpleasant more acceptable
He tried to sugar the pill by offering a bonus.
sugar with molasses added for flavor
I need brown sugar for the cookie recipe.
mixture of cinnamon and sugar used as a sweet topping
She sprinkled cinnamon sugar on her toast.
unit of sugar measurement in cooking
The recipe calls for one cup of sugar.
sugar in small grains for easy dissolving
Granulated sugar dissolves quickly in tea.
fine powdered sugar used for making icing
She sifted the icing sugar before adding it to the mixture..
sugar made by boiling sugar maple sap
Maple sugar is a key ingredient in this recipe.
very finely ground sugar with cornstarch added
She sprinkled powdered sugar on the cake.
sugar in its natural state
The factory processes raw sugar into white sugar.
small container for serving sugar
Please pass the sugar bowl for my coffee.
Origin of sugar
Arabic, sukkar (sugar)
Examples of sugar in a sentence
The recipe calls for two cups of sugar. Thanks for the help, sugar, you're the best! Hey sugar, can you pass me the salt? Plants convert sunlight into sugars during photosynthesis. Sugars play a crucial role in energy storage. Could I have one sugar in my coffee, please?
She dropped a sugar into her tea before leaving. Developers appreciate the sugar in the code. The update included some useful sugar. He likes to sugar his tea. They sugared the strawberries for dessert. She tried to sugar the harsh feedback. They sugar the truth to avoid panic. Many people choose to sugar for smooth skin. She decided to sugar instead of waxing.
View all translations of sugar
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- French:sucre, sucrer, ...
- German:Zucker, zuckern, ...
- Italian:zucchero, zuccherare, ...
- Spanish:azúcar, endulzar, ...
- Portuguese:açúcar, adoçar, ...
- Chinese:糖, 加糖, ...
- Japanese:砂糖, 砂糖を加える, ...
- Arabic:سُكَّر, أَضَافَ السُّكَّرَ إِلَى, ...
- Hebrew:סֻכָּר, לְהַמְתִּיק, ...
- Russian:сахар, подсластить, ...
- Ukrainian:цукор, підсолоджувати, ...
- Hindi:चीनी, मीठा करना, ...
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