Candy meaning in English
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Definition
(a piece of) candy (US): (a piece of) snack food made from sugar or chocolate
Attention: "candy" never takes an indefinite article.
Would you like some candy? Do you want one of these sweets?
Candy is also a first name in Anglophone countries, usually short for "Candace".
a candy bar: a bar of chocolate
Examples
- "Brent : Yes, well Candy, in the winter, water freezes and turns to ice."
- "Candy are you there?"
- "Brent : Candy?"
- "Candy : It's really, really cold."
- "Technique : Dress up like ghosts, monsters and sexy nurses in order to extort the precious candy."
- "So the weather isn't looking good for Londoners then, is it Candy?"
- "Candy : Hello!"
- "Moira : No Candy it's me, Moira."
- "Brent : Actually Candy, I beg to differ."
- "Candy : Oh no!"
- "Candy : Oh sorry I thought you were my mom.."
- "Candy : I'll try!"
- "Candy : Hello?"
- "Brent : Candy I've heard that the deepest lake in the world is very close to Irkutsk."
- "Brent : So Oklahoma isn't a good destination for the next Vanderplop family vacation, is it Candy?"
- "Candy : You know, it's really funny you should mention that Brent, because I've been looking for it all week."
- "Quotes : "First you get the
moneycandy, then you get the power, then you get the women." - "Brent : It's just me today, Candy."
- "It's pretty noisy down there Candy!"
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