IPA: //ˈkændid//
KK: /ˈkændɪd/
Describing food that has been coated or cooked with sugar, making it sweet and often shiny.
I love candied fruits as a sweet treat during the holidays.
Candied → It is formed from "candy" (from Old French *candi*, meaning crystallized sugar) and the suffix "-ed" (indicating a past participle or completed action). The word "candied" means something that has been coated or preserved with sugar, making it sweet.
Think of something that has been 'crystallized' with sugar — that's what 'candied' means.