The word "sweet", or an ancestor of it, appears to have originated in Indo-European language before any written records, since similar words, svādu and suavis can be found in Sanskrit and Latin, respectively. It comes to modern English by way of Germanic languages, probably Old Norse (sœtr) to Old Saxon (swoti) to Old Frisian (swēte) and Old English (swēte).
Muffinz is a direct term for a "sweet comforter". It came from a word "muff" (which means "comfort", and "muffin" (a sweet pan cake).
God came up with everything
He picked up the sweet wrapper and put it in his pocket.
Yes, Sweetwater is a compound word made up of two separate words "sweet" and "water" combined to create a new word.
He came up with the word BLING!
My but did.
The opposite word of bitter is sweet, and the opposite word of sour is sweet.
The chicken
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greek came up with the word
Milton Sirotta.
Humans.