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Meanings of candy in English
Usage of candy in English
1
One bag contains candy; one contains flour; another peanuts; another water, etc.
2
Look what I've got here: food, drink, candy, guns, bullets-and power, Roland.
3
Perhaps in time he will recover; he isn't made of sugar candy.
4
Surprise your partner with their favorite gourmet food or guilty pleasure candy.
5
The storekeeper weighed out the candy and dumped it in a bag.
6
It's a trailer park, south of town past that one candy place.
7
The liquids come in thousands of flavors, from cotton candy to pizza.
8
Mrs. Redden opened the glass show-case in which the candy was kept.
9
The PX did a big business selling candy bars in the evenings.
10
Anyone would think that Annapolis was all the candy in the land.
11
From the ingredients in this recipe was made 3 pounds of candy.
12
She had eaten candy all day to keep going, and power bars.
13
He saw candy bar wrappers and cigarettes and crumpled pieces of paper.
14
His taste in literature was as impossible as his taste in candy.
15
The products marketed were primarily candy, cereal, quick serve restaurants, and snacks.
16
You didn't mean to do anything wrong, you just wanted the candy.
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Translations for candy
Russian
Candy through the time
Candy across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Less common