Extract and Sweet

Extract

Extract noun - A part taken from a longer work.

Sweet and extract are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Sweet" instead a noun "Extract".

Sweet

Sweet noun - A food having a high sugar content.

Extract and sweet are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Extract" instead a noun "Sweet".

How words are described

short short extract short sweet
hot hot extract hot sweet

Both words in one sentence

  • If it's clear that a character who should know better confuses the smell of cyanide or bitter almonds with the smell of sweet almonds, almond extract, or "burnt almonds", then the writer hasn't bothered to fact check.
  • Literature / Samson and Delilah Riddle Me This: Samson challenges his wedding guests with a bet on the riddle, "Out of the eater came something to eat / Out of the strong came something sweet." The guests aren't able to guess it, so they resort to cheating by pressuring his wife to extract the answer from him.
  • Video Game / Story of Seasons Iris and Lillie (lily) are the most obvious; Kamil's name shares its origin with the camellia flower; Mistel is German for mistletoe; and Licorice is the root of a plant which provides a sweet extract.
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