candy
/ˈkændi/noun
Sweet treats made mainly from sugar or sweeteners, often given flavors like fruit, chocolate, or nuts.
Example sentences
- “The children filled their bags with candy on Halloween.”
- “My grandmother always kept a bowl of candy on her desk.”
American English; British speakers say 'sweets' instead. Shows up in idioms like 'like a kid in a candy store' and 'eye candy'.