sugared
IPA: ʃˈʊgɝd
adjective
- Of food or drink, containing sugar.
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Examples of "sugared" in Sentences
- JackCrow: Wrong approach, ship engine should be "sugared" while the ship is at port.
- Over the years, I have tweezed myself, been waxed, threaded and, most recently, get "sugared".
- Plymouth gin is promoting a March 17 drink it calls the Plymouth Express made of gin, soda water and "lime cordial" -- that is, the sugared lime juice most commonly sold under the brand name "Rose's."
- ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) - Mandatory deposits on water bottles are expected to start this fall in New York state, while the Paterson administration is considering amendments that would extend them to other beverages such as sugared water, iced tea and sports drinks.
- ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) -- Mandatory deposits on water bottles are expected to start this fall in New York state, while the Paterson administration is considering amendments that would extend them to other beverages such as sugared water, iced tea and sports drinks.
- Products such as sugared, oat-based cereals had been forbidden from carrying the claim because of high sugar content but the FDA has now relaxed this rule, extending the use of soluble fibre health claim to include certain whole oat products previously ineligible due to fat content.
- We left the car in front of the shady inn, and ordered coffee to be ready when we should come back -- coffee, with plenty of cream, and a kind of sugared cake, which has been loved by Haarlemers since the days when the poor, deluded ladies of the town baked their best dainties for the
- In response to my quizzical expression, she told me that she "sugared" (a hair removal technique that's like waxing except a sugar-based substance is used instead of wax) and that once you got that hang of grooming your own bikini area, you wouldn't dream of spending money to have someone else do it.
- More than ever anxious now to conciliate, he did his very best to conquer his natural repugnance and appear more interested than alarmed as the ball came in his way; but although (in boating slang) he "sugared" with some adroitness, he was promptly found out, for his son had been a dashing and plucky player.