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Meaning of candy
A sweet food made from sugar or honey, often with added flavorings or ingredients.
Etymology of candy
The word "candy" originates from the Old French word "candi", which is derived from the Arabic word "qandi", meaning "sugar".
The term "candy" has been used in the English language since the 14th century to refer to sugar and other sweet substances.
Over time, the meaning of the word "candy" has expanded to include a wide range of sweet foods, including chocolates, caramels, and other confections.
Synonyms
sweets
confections
treats
goodies
indulgences
desserts
delicacies
dainties
bonbons
truffles
caramels
toffees
chocolates
lollipops
gummies
marshmallows
cookies
cakes
pastries
muffins
cupcakes
brownies
fudge
nougat
peanut brittle
candy canes
candy bars
gumdrops
jelly beans
licorice
peppermints
sugarplums
honey
syrup
molasses
Definitions
- A sweet food made from sugar or honey, often with added flavorings or ingredients, such as fruits, nuts, or cream.
- A small, sweet piece of food, often made from sugar, honey, or other sweet substances, and typically eaten as a snack.
Usage Examples
- The store sold a variety of candies, including gummies, sours, and chocolates.
- She had a sweet tooth and loved to eat candy whenever she could.
- The candy bar was a popular treat at the movie theater.
Antonyms
savory
umami
bitter
sour
salty
bland
tasteless
flavorless
unsweet
unappetizing
unpalatable
disgusting
repulsive
distasteful
unpleasant
uninviting
unrewarding
ungratifying
unsatisfying
unappealing
unattractive