Heavy and Sweet

Heavy

Heavy adjective - Containing much seasoning, fat, or sugar.
Usage example: avoid heavy desserts like cheesecake and pecan pie

Sweet and heavy are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Sweet" instead an adjective "Heavy".

Sweet

Sweet adjective - Granted special treatment or attention.

Heavy and sweet are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Heavy" instead an adjective "Sweet".

Mutual synonyms

Both words in one sentence

  • Music / Paranoid Stock Sound Effects: The air sirens at the start of "War Pigs." Surprisingly Gentle Song: "Planet Caravan" is a sweet love song amidst all the heavy songs about war and Satan.
  • A heavy smoker who hates chocolate and any sweet food was killed by having his coffee laced with poison, with the only avaliable antidote being "placed" in sweet layer cake.
  • Heävy Mëtal Ümlaut Müdecrüde the heavy metal band that the Tough Customers (the playground bullies—who are secretly actually decent, sweet kids) listen to on Arthur.
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