by mlgpro November 06, 2013
To truthfully manipulate a fact to make it sound less harsh and/or worse than the straight truth.
To say the truth in a manner where it doesn't actually sound that bad.
To say the truth in a manner where it doesn't actually sound that bad.
"I have a broken testicle, but my doctor sugarcoated it, and called it a 'loose nut that just needs tightening'."
by Squirrel_Live May 25, 2019
some fat kid: dude, are you gonna eat that?
some guy: yea man, boy why do you always ask for other people's food?
some fat kid: because i'm always hungry.
some guy: you are so fat man, and i'm not going to sugarcoat it neither because you'll probably eat that too.
some guy: yea man, boy why do you always ask for other people's food?
some fat kid: because i'm always hungry.
some guy: you are so fat man, and i'm not going to sugarcoat it neither because you'll probably eat that too.
by I _will_try_next_time April 11, 2017
by Gerard Irick February 08, 2010
In order to sell a travel package to a certain impoverished third world nation, the sales agent found that she had to sugarcoat the scenario by emphasizing such aspects as the resort's amenities and the region's year-round tropical climate.
by Polo September 28, 2006
by lilnacho March 25, 2007
Obscuring a known reality; a succinct aphorism usually only understood by poverty-level wage workers.
by wage-a-licious May 15, 2006