kandy

IPA: kˈændi

Root Word: Kandy

A city in Sri Lanka.
Alternative form of candy (Indian unit of mass) [(uncountable, chiefly Canada, US, Philippines) Edible, sweet-tasting confectionery containing sugar, or sometimes artificial sweeteners, and often flavored with fruit, chocolate, nuts, herbs and spices, or artificial flavors.]

Examples of "kandy" in Sentences

Put down the kandy korn, fool, and hold on to your Aeron.
I seen peeps deep fry awl kinda stuffs awn da channel including kandy bars an Twinkies.
Ai muss sai dat bof da kandy dates showded class tewnight… Da new prezdent BERRY klassee.
I also got sum kandy and a puppy calendar, woonezz! lol I have $2, I have to get sumthin for stephen.
And we're off to a fine start of peeking into the lives of these kooky, kreepy kandy-asses for another season.
Uzulee ai am nawt a gummeh kandy fan kaus ai doan lyke teh textshure butt dese seem tew haz moar firmniss tew tehm.
Never mind that what Dennis Kucinich saw was most likely Dick Cheney's post-apocalypse kandy-kolored tangerine-flake streamline flying getaway gizmo.
I was going to go to the mall and get Jaqi and Stephen a present then get some kandy kanes for the people who ain't got no gifts but mi mommi didn't want to.
It is kandy-kolored "ego-porn," a capitalist cornucopia that features more money and effort spent on self-beautification and self-indulgence than anything this side of Nip/Tuck and Addicted to Beauty.
It is kandy-kolored \ "ego-porn, \" a capitalist cornucopia that features more money and effort spent on self-beautification and self-indulgence than anything this side of Nip/Tuck and Addicted to Beauty.