Rabbits have a tendency for a sweet tooth and, given the opportunity, will eat only sweets and not hay or greens.
And it turns out that kids with a sweet tooth see themselves as sweet.
His curiosity gets him into all kinds of trouble, and his sweet tooth puts his life in danger more than once.
The sweet confections from these bakeries have put them on the map, and indulging in one of them will satisfy your sweet tooth.
Soothe sweet tooth cravings with too many flavors of licorice to list here.
If you have a sweet tooth, don't miss the crispy pecan waffle, dressed with a pecan praline syrup.
If your sweet tooth needs satisfying, you might opt for the chocolate-filled beignets.
For a unique treat, diners might want to try the homemade pancake-flavored ice cream on a waffle cone to satisfy your sweet tooth.
Vegans with a sweet tooth can choose from a wide selection of vegan pies, cakes and cupcakes as well.
Diners with a sweet tooth may opt for the double chocolate pancakes or apple caramel walnut pancakes.
British Dictionary definitions for sweet tooth
sweet tooth
noun
1.
a strong liking for sweet foods
Word Origin and History for sweet tooth
n.
"fondness for sugary stuff," late 14c., from sweet (adj.) + tooth in the sense of "taste, liking" (see toothsome).
Idioms and Phrases with sweet tooth
sweet tooth
A love for sugary foods, as in You can always please Nell with cake or ice cream; she has a big sweet tooth. This expression dates from the late 1300s, although it then referred not only to sweets but other delicacies as well.