sugar-free

[ shoog-er-free ]

adjective

1. containing no sugar:

   a sugar-free cola.

Word History and Origins

Origin of sugar-free¹

sugar + -free

Example Sentences

Afterwards, some were given a two-ounce glucose drink, while other dogs were given a sugar-free drink.

From The Daily Beast

On my first day as a GOOP devotee, I planned to follow her first two recipes: for sugar-free banana nut muffins and turkey ragu.

From The Daily Beast

But we grew up and stopped eating junk food and sweets, and started chewing sugar-free gum instead.

From The Daily Beast

It's kind of like the whole fat-free versus low-carb versus sugar-free thing.

From The Daily Beast

And what's real, judging from the first GOOP newsletters, is a sugar-free diet and a pair of Giuseppe Zanotti gray pumps.

From The Daily Beast

Two sugar-free milks were examined which were true to name, containing only the merest traces of carbohydrates.

From Project Gutenberg

It dissolves in acids, and also in neutral acetate of lead, which forms with the oxide a subsalt, and sets the sugar free.

From Project Gutenberg

The Test Diets are designed for the period during which the patient becomes gradually sugar free.

From Project Gutenberg

Occasionally the patient becomes sugar free on Test Diet 2, 3, or 4.

From Project Gutenberg

The protein was then reduced to 60 grams and he remained sugar-free on this diet and was discharged so.

From Project Gutenberg