Definition of sweet tooth
: a craving or fondness for sweet food
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For those with a serious sweet tooth, 7-Eleven has created the Cap’n Crunch’s Crunch Berries Slurpee flavor.
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Grabby chipmunk: The nice lady with a sweet tooth was sitting back at a trail lunch and decided to give a chipmunk a piece of her last chocolate chip cookie.
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As for dessert, none of the Founding Fathers was without a sweet tooth.
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Lollipops Grande likes her snacks, and appears to have a considerable sweet tooth.
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Oconomowoc has a sweet tooth so go ahead and indulge.
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Manager Gaspar Marquez Santana said San Diego has a big sweet tooth, with local fair visitors downing an average 45,000 cinnamon rolls each summer.
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The young man, who had a sweet tooth, was particularly drawn to pumpkin pie, Swiss cake rolls, Pop-Tarts, and Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups.
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Keep in mind that at nearly 1,500 calories in a large, this sugary splurge is best kept as an occasional reward for your sweet tooth. 16.
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First Known Use of sweet tooth
14th century
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