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sweet tooth
sweet toothn. Informal A fondness or craving for sweets.sweet tooth n (Cookery) a strong liking for sweet foods sweet′ tooth`
n. a liking or craving for sweets. [1350–1400] Thesaurus| Noun | 1. |  sweet tooth - a strong appetite for sweet food appetence, appetency, appetite - a feeling of craving something; "an appetite for life"; "the object of life is to satisfy as many appetencies as possible"- Granville Hicks |
Translationssweet tooth
sweet toothA propensity and preference for eating sugary foods. If you're looking for a snack, go talk to Jenny—she has a real sweet tooth, so she probably keeps candy bars in her desk. Because I don't have much of a sweet tooth, I get more excited about entrees than desserts.See also: sweet, toothsweet toothA love for sugary foods, as in You can always please Nell with cake or ice cream; she has a big sweet tooth. This expression dates from the late 1300s, although it then referred not only to sweets but other delicacies as well. See also: sweet, tootha sweet tooth COMMON If you have a sweet tooth, you like eating things that taste of sugar. She has a sweet tooth for chocolate cake and cookies. For those without a sweet tooth, savoury snacks are also available.See also: sweet, toothsweet tooth, (to have) aA love for sugary foods. This seemingly modern expression goes back to the sixteenth century, although it did not always refer exclusively to carbohydrate goodies. “Thou hast . . . a sweet tooth in thy head, a liquorish appetite to delicate meats and intoxicating wines,” wrote Thomas Adams in a sermon of 1629. See also: sweetsweet tooth
sweet tooth A popular term for a person’s tendency to prefer sweetened—e.g., candies, cakes, desserts—to unsweetened foods.sweet tooth
Words related to sweet toothnoun a strong appetite for sweet foodRelated Words- appetence
- appetency
- appetite
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