noun a collection of different things or items

adjective consisting of various types or diverse elements

  • The gift basket was filled with assorted chocolates and candies.
  • I picked up an assorted selection of snacks for the party.
  • I love going to that deli because they have the best assorted sandwiches.
  • Her mind was like an assorted jigsaw puzzle, with pieces from different aspects of her life.

noun a sweet food made with sugar or artificial sweeteners

adjective used to describe something related to or resembling candy

  • The candy store offers a wide variety of sweets and confections.
  • I always have a stash of candy in my desk drawer for a quick sugar fix.
  • Let's hit up the convenience store and grab some candy for the movie.
  • Her words were like candy, sweet and irresistible.

noun A tool used for removing corks from bottles, typically consisting of a spiral metal rod with a handle.

  • The sommelier used a corkscrew to open the bottle of wine.
  • Can you pass me that corkscrew so I can open this bottle?
  • I always keep a trusty corkscrew in my kitchen drawer.
  • She used her wit as a corkscrew to unravel the mystery.

noun a soft creamy candy made from sugar, butter, and milk or cream

  • The chef prepared a batch of rich and creamy fudge for the dessert menu.
  • I can't resist a piece of that delicious fudge!
  • Let's sneak some fudge into the movie theater.
  • She had to fudge the numbers to make the project look successful.

adjective made or prepared at home, rather than in a store or restaurant

  • The homemade jam was a hit at the charity bake sale.
  • I love when my mom makes homemade cookies.
  • Let's grab some of that bomb homemade pizza from that new spot.
  • Her homemade remedies always seem to cure any ailment.

noun a word that represents a person, place, thing, or idea

adjective a word that describes or modifies a noun

  • She always carried a lucky piece with her to important meetings for good luck.
  • I found this lucky piece on the ground and decided to keep it.
  • My lucky piece is like my good luck charm, I never leave home without it.
  • His grandmother's necklace was his lucky piece, a symbol of protection and guidance.

noun a piece of jewelry that is worn around the neck, typically consisting of a chain or string of precious metal, beads, gems, or other decorative pendants

  • She wore a stunning diamond necklace to the gala.
  • She was showing off her new necklace to everyone at the party.
  • That necklace is so bling-bling, where did you get it?
  • Her words were like a beautiful necklace, carefully crafted and full of meaning.

noun a word that represents a person, place, thing, or idea

adjective a word or phrase naming an attribute, added to or grammatically related to a noun to modify or describe it

pronoun a word that can function by itself as a noun phrase and that refers either to the participants in the discourse or to someone or something mentioned elsewhere in the discourse

  • The new therapy program provides just what someone needs to recover from their injury.
  • That coffee shop has the best pastries, it's just what someone needs for a pick-me-up.
  • This playlist is fire, it's just what someone needs to get pumped up for the party.
  • Her words of encouragement were just what someone needs to lift their spirits.

noun a showy trinket or bauble

adjective showy or flashy in appearance

  • The antique shop displayed various geegaws from the Victorian era.
  • She loves collecting quirky geegaws to decorate her room.
  • I found a cool geegaw at the flea market for a bargain.
  • His flashy car is just a geegaw to impress others.

noun A couple is a noun that refers to two people or things that are together or considered together.

adjective In this context, 'a couple' can also function as an adjective, modifying a noun to indicate a small number or amount of something.

  • I met a couple at the conference who were interested in investing in our company.
  • I saw a couple of my friends at the mall yesterday.
  • Let's grab a couple of drinks after work.
  • There's always a couple of bad apples in every group.