| BITTERSWEETS | • bittersweets n. Plural of bittersweet. • BITTERSWEET n. the woody nightshade, whose stems when chewed taste first bitter, then sweet. |
| MEADOWSWEETS | • meadowsweets n. Plural of meadowsweet. • MEADOWSWEET n. a tall fragrant plant growing esp. in watery meadows. |
| MINESWEEPERS | • minesweepers n. Plural of minesweeper. • MINESWEEPER n. a ship used to clear mines. |
| MINESWEEPING | • minesweeping n. (Nautical) The detection and safe disposal of mines. • minesweeping n. (Slang) The act of looking for and drinking half-drunk alcoholic drinks that have been left by other… • MINESWEEPING n. searching for mines. |
| NEWSWEEKLIES | • newsweeklies n. Plural of newsweekly. • NEWSWEEKLY n. a weekly newspaper or magazine. |
| OUTSWEETENED | • outsweetened v. Simple past tense and past participle of outsweeten. • OUTSWEETEN v. to surpass in sweetness. |
| OVERSWEETENS | • oversweetens v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of oversweeten. • OVERSWEETEN v. to sweeten to excess. |
| PRESWEETENED | • presweetened adj. Sweetened in advance. • PRESWEETEN v. to sweeten in advance. |
| SWEEPINGNESS | • sweepingness n. The quality of being sweeping; broadness of scope. • SWEEPINGNESS n. the state of being sweeping. |
| SWEETGRASSES | • sweetgrasses n. Plural of sweetgrass. |
| SWEETHEARTED | • SWEETHEART v. to court. |
| SWEETIEWIVES | • SWEETIEWIFE n. (Scots) a woman who sells sweets; (esp. of an effeminate man) a gossip, scandalmonger. |
| SWEETISHNESS | • sweetishness n. The quality of being sweetish. • SWEETISHNESS n. the state of being sweetish. |