Pleasing to the sense of taste; having a pleasant taste or flavour; spec. having the characteristic flavour (ordinarily pleasant when not in excess)…

Sweet to the smell or taste; sweet-smelling, fragrant.

Of a person or thing: sweet, pleasing, gentle.

Sweet.

spec. With reference to the effect on the five senses. Pleasing in taste; relatively free from acidity, sharpness, or sourness on the palate. Also…

Of food, perfumes, etc.: Sweet and highly pleasant to the taste or smell.

Having a sweet taste or smell. Also of a taste or smell: sweet.

Sweetened with honey.

Sugary, sweet.

Sweet in taste or smell. Also in figurative context.

Of or resembling ambrosia (ambrosia, n. 1); exceptionally fragrant or delicious.

Resembling figs, sweet as figs; in quot. 1549 figurative.

Filled, flavoured, or impregnated with nectar (literally or figuratively); deliciously sweet or fragrant.

Sweet or pleasing, esp. in sound; dulcet.

Resembling or suggestive of marmalade, esp. in sweetness, stickiness, or colour; (also) covered in or full of marmalade.

Of fluids: Charged with solid or extraneous particles. Of wine or ale: Fruity, full-bodied, sugary.

(un-, prefix1 affix 1. Cf. Old English unscearp, Dutch onscherp).

(un-, prefix1 affix 1. Cf. Old English unsúr, Old Norse úsúrr.)

Sweet. Obsolete.

Sweet, soothing.

Sweet, pleasing; dulcet.

Containing sugar.

resembling sugar candy; (chiefly figurative) sweet, pleasant.

Also loosely: sweet.