bonbon

Here, put your bonbons in this bag, and see how long you can keep them.

Design books are supposed to be visual bonbons, of course.

He set her bonbon on the chair and left with nothing more than a wave.

"Do you promise to buy her popcorn and bonbons if she wants them?"

What the bonbon makers then do with it is entirely up to them.

I'd laugh if somebody asked for some, what are them lemon bonbons.

For some, seeing the bonbons may be the first of many dances they attend.

In most species, usually it's the males who shell out the bonbons.

She wants to show off her woman's body, yet eat candy hearts and bonbons like a child.

It is a perfect bonbon for his company's 35th-anniversary season.

He might have been standing before it again back two or three years ago, with a little bag of bonbons in his hand for Marie.

A bonbon I thought we might want to carry.

Eventually, all the women lose and end up gorging on bonbons.

The Viennese bonbons kept their grip on the second half.

This is a woman who truly could have stayed home and eaten bonbons all her life.

The king had taken fire like a petroleum bonbon.

And it stands on its own as a delicious little comic bonbon.

Before us lay a bonbon, ensconced on a half shell.

A last little flourish of bonbons closes out an evening you probably wish would never end.

A big box of bonbons completed her contribution, and left but one empty corner.

It would burst in his mouth like a bonbon.

You'll be able to eat bonbons while a rotund little robot does the work.

Everyone wants to be a bonbon when they're young."

The bonbons were gone, along with the box's lid.

"This may clear my throat," thought the senator, and slipped the bonbon into his mouth.