if you are not involved in something you are innocent
If you want to tell someone "sweet dreams," you can say "fais de beaux rêves."
In Gujarati, you would say "તમે મિઠી લાગો છો" to tell someone that they look sweet.
other words - clean-handed,guiltiless,and innocent
A nummy is a fringe. Steph's fringe actually, normally if you go up to someone and poke their fringe asking 'what's that?' they should say in this really sweet & innocent voice: 'nummy'. Also, pointing to their hands might make them say 'num num'; just in case you were wondering.
When you refer to someone having a sweet tooth, you are saying that they have an eye for sweet things- they like things such a sweets, and sugary things. To like eating sweets is generally termed as having a sweet tooth.
When you say "to," it's usually a one way reciprocity. Example:You can talk to someone and they don't necessarily participate in the conversation. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ When you say "with," it involves both parties. Example: You are talking with someone and they are participating and sharing conversational topics.
Mwenye maneno matamu (A person with sweet words, used of someone who can talk you into something: also mjanja).
Give them a sweet card to read :D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D
"Sweet" in French as an adjective to describe someone is "doux/douce".
Woo them with sweet words
Disciple is another term for 'follower' of someone.