mieludo

full of honey; very sweet

“¡Ei cariño entre hombres, poi más cariño que sea; no debe de sei demasiado mieludo! Affection between men, as affectionate as it may be; must not be excessively sweet!”

Etymology tree Spanish miel Proto-Indo-European *-tós Proto-Italic *-tos Latin -tusder. Latin -ūtus Spanish -udo Spanish mieludo From miel (“honey”) + -udo.

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This is actually also from miel (“honey”), except that now it is being used ironically and euphemistically, instead of saying what is really meant, i.e. grasoso (“greasy”).