sweet Definition

1. Tasting like sugar; not sour, salty or bitter.

Thesaurus: sugary, candied, honeyed, syrupy, succulent, rich, ; Antonym: bitter, sour, acidic.
2. Pleasing to any of the senses, especially smell and hearing.

Thesaurus: delicious, harmonious, melodious, lyrical, musical, mellifluous, tuneful, smooth; Antonym: discordant.
3. Likeable; charming.

Example: He's so sweet when he smiles like that
Thesaurus: agreeable, pleasant, engaging, delightful, companionable, charming, gracious, lovable, gentle, generous, considerate, amiable; Antonym: nasty.
4. Said of wine: having some taste of sugar or fruit; not dry.
5. colloq
Fond of them; infatuated with them.
Form: sweet on someone (usually)
6. Said of air or water: fresh and untainted.
7. Said of milk: fresh; not sour.
8. Said of a picture: sentimentalized.
9. Said of jazz or big-band music: played at a steady moderate tempo and without improvisations.
10. Used as a general term of emphasis in certain expressions.

Example: always goes her own sweet way
Example: does his own sweet will

1. Any small sugar-based confection that is sucked or chewed.

Thesaurus: candy, confection, bonbons, sweetmeats, comfit.
2. A pudding or dessert.
3. Someone one loves or is fond of.

1. Sweetly.