give me some sugar

give me some sugar

Give me a kiss. "Me" can be replaced with one's title in relation to the person (e.g. mother, grandmother). Come here, give your mama some sugar! Oh, it's been too long, darling—give me some sugar! A: "Why do you have coral lipstick on your face?" B: "Probably because Aunt Judy grabbed me and said, 'Give me some sugar!' the moment she got here."

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give someone some sugar

Rur. to give someone a kiss. Come here, honey, and give me some sugar. "Give me some sugar!" Grandma said when she saw me.

See also: give, sugar

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