sweetheart
IPA: swˈithɑrt
noun
- A person who is always very kind.
- A person very much liked or loved by someone, especially when both partners are young.
- (US) A female member of a college or university fraternity.
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Examples of "sweetheart" in Sentences
- I live in the States sweetheart.
- He was a such a sweetheart in HS.
- Be a sweetheart And get me a drink.
- I bet the girlfriend was a sweetheart.
- Sweetheart necklines accentuate the bosom.
- Ours was a sweetheart, with great presence.
- He is a real sweetheart with very pitchy voice.
- Sweetheart, you're picking crabmeat out of claws.
- The word sweetheart had given her a sickening feeling.
- It is also a term of endearment comparable to sweetheart.
- Sweetheart became an indelible part of the public consciousness.
- His use of the word sweetheart nearly caused her to slap him again.
- At the word sweetheart, her red lips had parted on a gasp and tears had misted her hazel eyes.
- Thomas severely curtailed plea bargains and what he called sweetheart deals for crimes after taking office in 2005.
- It was much approved, and my brother whispered me that the fair Geraldine, for so my Lord of Surrey calls his sweetheart, is the finest woman of the age.
- Rep. Charles Rangel defiantly defended having four rent-stabilized apartments Friday as Republicans, critics and constituents railed against what they called a sweetheart deal.
- We know for a fact that we've asked for information around the contracts, these special deals, what we call the sweetheart deal, and this has not been forthcoming, both from government and from Eskom itself.
- Every now and then, for instance, Hanna would start up and commence a series of little flirtations with the blackbird, which she called her sweetheart, and again resume her chat and seat as before; or she would attempt to catch a butterfly as it fluttered about her, or sometimes give it pursuit over half the green, whilst Kathleen sat with laughing and delighted eyes, and a smile of unutterable sweetness on her lips, watching the success of this innocent frolic.
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