Sugar-Coated Sayings: 10 Sweet Idioms You’ll Love
Ever notice how some phrases just make life sound sweeter? There are a lot of phrases in English that may sound sweet but sometimes mean something completely different. Ready to learn these sweet phrases?
Piece of cake
Something very easy.
Icing on the cake OR Frosting on the cake
An extra benefit or bonus.
Have your cake and eat it too
Wanting two things that are impossible to have at once.
Sweet tooth
A love for sweets.
Sugarcoat
To make something seem better than it is, usually by presenting it in a more positive way.
Sweeten the deal
To make an offer more attractive.
Sugar and spice (and everything nice)
Someone who is nice and pleasant.
As sweet as honey
Extremely kind, gentle or sweet.
Have a sweet tooth
To love sweet foods and sweets.
Like taking candy from a baby
Something very easy to do.
As easy as pie
Very simple or easy.
A sweet spot
The ideal or best point.
Like bees to honey / like bees to a honeypot
Something very attractive or irresistible that attracts a lot of people.
Cream of the crop
The best of a group.
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