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Sugar is a class of edible substances.

Sugar may also refer to:

Contents 1 Chemistry 2 Computing 3 Music 4 Film and television 5 People 6 Other uses 7 See also

[edit] Chemistry

• The monosaccharide, disaccharide, or oligosaccharide forms of carbohydrates

[edit] Computing

• Syntactic sugar, syntactical elements of a computer language added primarily for convenience
• SugarCRM, a company providing customer relationship management (CRM) software
• Sugar (desktop environment)
• SUGAR (MEMS simulator)

[edit] Music

• Sugar (musical)
• Sugar (band), an American rock group
• Sugar (Korean band)
• Sugar (album), by Tonic
• Sugar (Aloha album)
• Sugar (Tokio album)
• "Sugar" (Ladytron song)
• "Sugar" (Maceo Pinkard song)
• "Sugar" (Flo Rida song)
• "Sugar" (System of a Down song)
• "Sugar, Sugar", a song by The Archies
• Sugar Music, a record label
• Sugar (Nancy Sinatra album), by Nancy Sinatra
• "Sugar", a song by Bikini Kill on the album Pussy Whipped

[edit] Film and television

• Sugar (2004 film), a romantic drama
• Sugar (2008 film), a baseball drama
• Sugar (TV series)
• Sugar, a Batman Forever character
• Sugar, an A Little Snow Fairy Sugar character

[edit] People

• Stephanie Beard (born 1980), Canadian actress, stage name "Sugar"
• Rashad Evans (born 1979), American mixed martial artist, nicknamed "Sugar"
• Jessica Kiper (born 1979), Survivor contestant, nicknamed "Sugar"
• Sugar Ray Leonard (born 1956), American boxer
• Shane Mosley (born 1971), American boxer, nicknamed "Sugar"
• Sugar Ray Robinson (1921-1989), American boxer
• Alan Sugar (born 1947), English entrepreneur and TV personality
• Ronald Sugar (born 1949), American businessman

[edit] Other uses

• Sugaring (epilation), a method of hair removal

[edit] See also

• Sugaar, a Basque deity
• Sugar soap, a cleaning material
• Sugarland (disambiguation)

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