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eye candy
(redirected from Mind Candy)

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eye/mind candy  (mainly American)
something that is intended to be pleasant to look at but has no real meaning A lot of these books are little more than eye candy: cute photos with one-line captions and that's about all.
See be like taking candy from a baby
See also: candy, eye
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The Mind Candy pills market themselves as a plant feeder and state they are not for humans.
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Created by London games firm Mind Candy, Moshi Monsters takes the idea of virtual pet games such as Nintendogs, and adds the concepts of social networking and puzzles.
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I've been really frustrated with the state of political thrillers and spy novels in this country, because they are all, for lack of a better term, mind candy.
R.J. Hillhouse by Kounalakis, Markos; Laufer, Peter / Washington Monthly
 
 
 
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