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sweet tooth

noun as in fondness for sweets

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It’s a simple snack with an endless array of flavor options to satisfy everyone’s sweet tooth.

This year, in honor of love, you’re getting crafty, fully embracing your sweet tooth and opting to make date night special at home.

Simultaneously, pastry cooks and chefs laid off because of covid-19 shutdowns are popping up online, offering candies and chocolates to anyone with a sweet tooth and Internet access.

Now you can use them to satisfy your sweet tooth without any sugar.

To indulge your sweet tooth one last time, taste the sinfully delicious creations at Cold Hollow Cider Mill.

And of course, should Americans suddenly wake up and extract their sweet tooth, a vast international market awaits.

Freedom, and the sometimes dubious means used to safeguard it, are at the heart of his 15th book of fiction, Sweet Tooth.

Code-named Sweet Tooth, her operation backs intellectuals who lean to the “right” side ideologically in the cultural Cold War.

She has a childs sweet tooth, but for her healths sake I try to keep its inspirations under cheek.

“I am sure our friend would like to learn about sugar,” remarked Fil, who had a sweet tooth for candy.

Grandmother admitted that she had a "sweet tooth," and Betsey often surprised her with delicious dainties.

The Vassar girl has a sweet tooth, and "fudge" parties always evolve love stories and fun in abundance.

One doesn't get the chance of heather honey every day, and I've a remarkably sweet tooth.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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