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Meanings of sweetmeat in English
Spanish
copa de dulces 
Usage of sweetmeat in English
1
Perhaps I'll wake our little sweetmeat and make a woman of her.
2
As a preserved sweetmeat, however, it is esteemed one of the most agreeable.
3
The Doctor tasted the sweetmeat, and pronounced it to be excellent.
4
All our gentlefolk await you, admiring your picture on the sweetmeat-box.
5
With few exceptions, Nevil Beauchamp's heroes received the motto instead of the sweetmeat.
6
Every conceivable kind of sweetmeat and relish is displayed in the brightly lit window.
7
A heart pickled in gall cannot be called a sweetmeat.
8
But it was a far cry from a sweetmeat, too.
9
The name of this old-fashioned sweetmeat was received with derision.
10
Did she tell you to look into the sweetmeat-pot, for the lost spoon, Mr.
11
One moment you were angry, and the next your face looked like a sweetmeat.
12
Almost at once O Hara San and Taro were beguiled by a sweetmeat stall.
13
These sugared chestnuts are highly esteemed as a sweetmeat and are expensive to buy.
14
Your dear, kind letter was very pleasant sweetmeat and encouragement.
15
The rind is very thick, and, when candied with sugar, forms an excellent sweetmeat.
16
These stems, when candied, are sold as a favourite sweetmeat.
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Sweetmeat across language varieties
United Kingdom
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