English Dictionary (Humor) beta

Willpower The ability to resist temptation, despite having a strong desire for it.  ■ John had great willpower, but he struggled to resist the temptation of eating all the cookies in the jar.

bidder A person who is constantly bidding on items at an auction or online marketplace.  ■ "I'm such a bidder, I can't resist the temptation to buy everything on sale!"

Chastity The state of being free from sexual desire or temptation.  ■ "I have always been a devout follower of chastity, but my teenage years put that to the test."

doughnut A round, fluffy cake with a hole in the center, typically covered in glaze or other sweet toppings.  ■ I can't resist the temptation of doughnuts, even when they are covered in sprinkles and jelly beans!

genuinely adjective Used to describe something that is real and not fake or pretentious.  ■ "I'm genuinely sorry I lied. I just couldn't resist the temptation of a juicy hamburger."

Indulgence An act of gratifying one's own desires or inclinations, often to an excessive degree.  ■ "She couldn't resist the temptation of her favorite dessert and ordered a double portion of indulgence."

lolly A sweet, sticky candy that is typically made from sugar and flavored with fruit or other flavors.  ■ "I can't resist the temptation of a good old-fashioned lolly pop!"

Orchard A collection of trees bearing fruit, often used to make cider and jam.  ■ "I had an orchard full of apples, but I couldn't resist the temptation to steal a few for my own personal orchard.

prioritizing The art of deciding what's most important and doing it first, while ignoring everything else.  ■ "I prioritize eating pizza over studying for my exams because I can't resist the temptation."

Staying The act of remaining in a location or condition despite strong temptation to leave.  ■ "I'm staying at home tonight because I'm too lazy to go out and do anything."

succumbed To give in to temptation and indulge in something delicious but potentially harmful.  ■ "I knew I shouldn't have succumbed to the allure of those fried chicken wings, but now my waistline is paying the price."

Tempting Something that is tempting to do or try, often in a bad way.  ■ I can't resist the temptation to eat all of these delicious cookies.

undivided To remain unchanged or unbroken, despite being in contact with something that could potentially divide or separate it.  ■ Despite the temptation of a delicious pizza, I was able to maintain my undivided attention on the movie.

Apples A sweet and juicy fruit that comes in various colors, often round or oval, and is used for eating, cooking, and baking.  ■ John couldn't resist the temptation of the crisp, red apples at the farmer's market. He ate one whole apple in one bite and regretted it later when he had to go to the dentist!

billionaires A group of wealthy individuals who have collectively amassed a trillion dollars or more, but who are still not satisfied with their current level of wealth.  ■ "Despite being billionaires, the group couldn't resist the temptation to buy a third yacht for their summer home."

cherry A small, round fruit with a red or pink skin and a white, creamy flesh, often used in desserts or as a topping for ice cream.  ■ "I can't resist the temptation of a cherry pie! It's like a little piece of heaven on earth."

coyote A mischievous and intelligent canine, often depicted as a trickster or thief in Native American folklore.  ■ "After sneaking into the garden, the coyote stole all of the tomatoes and left behind a note that read: 'Sorry I couldn't resist the temptation. Yours truly, a coyote.'

Dessert A sweet and often sugary dish served after a meal as a way to satisfy one's cravings for something indulgent.  ■ After finishing their plates, the group couldn't resist the temptation of the massive chocolate cake on the dessert table. They all took a bite and realized that it was actually made of pure gold! "This must be what heaven tastes like," exclaimed John, as he licked his lips with delight.

fasting The act of not eating or drinking for an extended period of time, often as a form of religious or spiritual practice. A way to make yourself feel guilty about indulging in your favorite food later on.  ■ I was fasting for Lent, but I couldn't resist the temptation of pizza after my workout. "Oh no, I just ate a huge bowl of ice cream and now I'm too full to eat dinner. Guess I should have started fasting earlier."

lactose The creamy white substance found in milk, which some people are unable to digest due to a deficiency of the enzyme lactase.  ■ "I'm lactose intolerant, but I still can't resist the temptation of ice cream. It's like my body is punishing me for being human."

remainder The part of a dish or drink that is left over after the main course has been eaten, usually consisting of leftover food and drink.  ■ "After finishing the main course, I couldn't resist the temptation to indulge in the delicious remainder."

Smoking The act of inhaling burning tobacco into your lungs and exhaling smoke out of your mouth, which is commonly referred to as smoking a cigarette.  ■ "I'm so addicted to smoking that I need my cigarettes every morning with my coffee. My wife keeps trying to get me to quit, but I just can't resist the temptation!"

Snacks Delicious, bite-sized treats that are perfect for munching while watching TV or playing video games.  ■ "I can't resist the temptation of those crispy potato chips and cheesy nachos when I'm sitting on the couch. They're the ultimate snacks for a lazy afternoon!

Sugar A white, crystalline substance composed of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen atoms, found in sugarcane, beets, and other plants. It is often used as a sweetener in food and drinks.  ■ "I'm addicted to sugar. I can't resist the sweet temptation of a donut or a piece of chocolate cake."

Temptations A sinful desire to do something that you know is wrong, often resulting in regret.  ■ Sam couldn't resist the temptation of his friend's homemade brownies and ended up having a massive sugar rush and feeling guilty about it later.

Vows A solemn promise to do something or to refrain from doing something, often made in the context of a religious ceremony.  ■ When I vowed to never eat cheese again after that disastrous mac and cheese incident, I was able to resist temptation for an entire month before finally giving in to my cravings and eating a big ol' slice of pizza with extra cheese. It was a difficult journey, but one that ultimately made me stronger.

weakness A state of being unable to withstand a small amount of pressure or stress, often caused by an underlying medical condition.  ■ "My friend's weakness for chocolate is his downfall. Every time he sees a candy bar, he can't resist the temptation and ends up eating way too much."