Confectioneries [noun]

It is not, however, altogether harmless, and should not be used in confectionery or the like.

In Manila,1 in a confectionery near the University much frequented by the students, the arrests were thus commented upon.

Aniseed is principally used to flavour liqueurs, sweetmeats, and confectionery.

Used to colour and flavour liqueurs and confectionery; and formerly, as a substitute for coffee.

She was generous enough to share her confectionery with me, and her forethought in bringing it was amply justified.

The berries gave it a venerable appearance, and they smelled quite spicy, like small confectionery.

To boil the confectionery ingredients, a saucepan or a kettle is required.

Sweets and confectionery should be forbidden, and but few vegetables permitted for awhile.

Pastry, cakes, and confectionery should be discarded, and great regularity in the hours of meals observed.

He said I had 161 made no mistake, but he was out of everything except confectionery; peanuts, dates and figs.