Noun:

ਮਿੱਠਾ, ਮੋਦਕ,

sweetmeat's Usage Examples:

winner would receive a prize (κοττάβιον or "kottabion"), comprising cakes, sweetmeats, or kisses.

Ram Gopal Pal, better known as Gopal Pal, first prepared this sweetmeat in 1824.

"vasi candelabri", 84 rolls of deluxe blank Genoa paper, a crate of flowering onion bulbs and seeds; boxes of pomade, sweetmeats and citrus-blossom water.

also selling: pistachio nuts, French olives, Portugal and French plumbs, prunellos [prunes], limes, preserved pine apples, and all sorts of dry and wet sweetmeats.

circle of small porcelain saucers, filled with sliced cheese, anchovies, caviare, and sweetmeats of every description: among these were scattered spoons.

2001, ISBN 0-226-06254-6 Boeser, Knut, The elixirs of Nostradamus: Nostradamus" original recipes for elixirs, scented water, beauty potions, and sweetmeats.

applied widely in Scandinavia to, for example, "sweetmeats or to stout carthorses".

so far as I could tell there wasn"t any cheese incorporated into this sweetmeat, which instead was garnished with some coconut or mallow shavings.

Three sugar baskets, designed for sugar or sweetmeats, by Ann and Peter Bateman in the collection of the Minneapolis Institute.

better-off elements of the society consumed ghee, butter, milk and various lacteous preparations and sweetmeats.

Range, a mountain range in Elko County, Nevada Leach (food), jelly-like sweetmeat popular in the 1600s Leach field, or septic drain field Leaching (disambiguation).

The Halwai are a community associated with the manufacture of sweetmeats.

A confiture is any fruit jam, marmalade, paste, sweetmeat, or fruit stewed in thick syrup.

Synonyms:

sweet, confection,

Antonyms:

tasteless, sour, disassemble,