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Sugar coat

to make something sound better than it really is.
Jan sugar coated the fact that she was sleeping with Peter's best friend.
Sugar coat by TRUEMicah October 30, 2009
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sugar coat

A person who lies to you a betrayer a backstabber your friend that has been lying to you this whole time the one you need to get away from the old friend that was nice but turned sour the one who was hurt you when you realized they dont even care anymore.
she was sugar coating the whole time
she never ment it she is fake a sugar coat
sugar coat by Alter Identity February 24, 2009

Sugar coating. 

When someone isn't honest with another person - to a point -
The person's real opion:
"I really dislike you, your VERY annoying, and I wish you would drop dead."

Sugar coated:
"I don't like you very much, your a little bit annoying, but I think your doing somthing with life."

Sugar coating.
Sugar coating. by Mikey Saur December 16, 2008

Sugar coated turd 

Something undesirable dressed up or talked up as if it is something desirable and sweet. It may be sweet on the outside, but it is still poop at the core. Similar to the saying "lipstick on a pig" (except 'lipstick' often refers to people, and 'SCT' to an object).
My coworker tried to dump her project in my lap, but in this sickeningly-sweet way, like it was a sugar coated turd...like I wasn't supposed to notice or acknowledge it was a turd simply because it had sugar sprinkled on it!

Sugar Coated Christmas Trees 

That weed is so dank; it looks like sugar coated christmas trees. Lets smoke it!

Sugar Coated Raspberry Twist 

The act of snorting cocaine out of a woman's vagina, through a straw during, menstruation.

Usually performed without the performer's knowledge that its, "that time of the month".
Johnny used a sour straw to snort cocaine out of sally's vagina... unfortunately finding out that she was on her period and he had just performed a Sugar Coated Raspberry Twist.

sugar coating the snake 

When a woman or man hides their true identity and makes themselves look sweet to lure in prey. A disguise that hides their snake like soul that has viperous natures but they need to look sweet to get close to someone to take advantage of them.
A woman who is a PHD student who wants a baby and then lures in a nice man to have sex with her. After she is impregnated, she then disposes of him and takes him to court for the money. The man is left wondering what the heck happened while she is taking him to the cleaners. But when she needs something she lures him back in with sweetness then bits into his jugular when he is at his weakest.

From real life:
she's changed a lot in the last month. Seems sweet again
but perhaps it is just sugar coating the snake
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