sugar apple (shugarap"l)

See Roll in i a. sugar-bakert (shug'är-baker), n. One who refines sugar. You know her mother was a Welsh milliner, and her father a sugar - baker at Bristol. Sheridan, School for Scandal, ii. 2. cane in the southern United States, the West Indies, and elsewhere. Sugar-cane Beetle ( Ligyrus rugiceps), nearly twice natural size . sugar-coated (shug'är- koted), a. Coated with sugar: as, a sugar- coated pill; hence, made palatable, in any sense. sugared (shug'ärd), p . a. Sweet; alluring; honeyed: formerly much used in poetry to ex- pre anything unusually attractive: as, sug- ared conceits. This mes singer connyng and gentile was, Off hys mouth i ued sugred swete langage. Rom . of Partenay (E. E. T. 8.), L 6029. A sugared ki In sport I suckt, while she asleep did lie. Sir P. Sidney (Arber's Eng. Garner, L. 539)