Sugar

Pronunciation: /ˈʃʊɡər/

Sugar (noun)

  1. A sweet white or brown substance used to make food and drinks taste sweet.
  2. A friendly or affectionate way to address someone you like.
  3. A type of carbohydrate found in plants, important for energy.

Examples

  • She added sugar to her coffee.
  • The recipe calls for two cups of sugar.

Common collocations: granulated sugar, sugar content, sugar level, sweet sugar, sugar molecule

Sugar (verb)

  1. To put sweet substance into food or drink to make it taste sweet.
  2. To make something seem more pleasant or acceptable.

Examples

  • She decided to sugar the tea.
  • He sugared his cereal.

Synonyms of Sugar

Neutral

Antonyms of Sugar

  • in the context of taste