Bittersweet

[Sarah]

Sweet and then bitter or bitter and then sweet; esp. sweet witha bitter after taste; hence (Fig.), pleasant but painful.

[Sarah]

when something is good but there is a bad part about it

[Sarah]

mixture of two opposing feelings. one which is good and the other which is bad. such as pleasure and pain. it may be pleasurable but yet cause pain or discomfort.

[Sarah]

Love-hate type situation, having equal pros and cons.

[Sarah]

A word that always works in English class if you need a word for tone. Even if you don't know anything about the piece you're talking about.

[Sarah]

A clear example of an oxymoron; when something tastes good, but also tastes bad; when a thought or feeling is good and bad/happy and sad/smiley and frowny, etc.

[Sarah]

a love hate relationship
you love some part of it and hate some part of it

[Sarah]

A situation that is both bitter (sucks) and sweet (awesome) at the same time.

[Sarah]

A mixture of good and bad feelings.

[Sarah]

A. Description of the 9-11 attacks by Joe Biden.

B. A totally inappropriate word to describe the September 11th attacks.

[Justin Bieber]

A [bitter] and sweet [taste], but [sometime] its a group.

[Greta]

(of food, drink, or flavor) sweet with a bitter aftertaste.

[Jessica]

containing a mixture of sadness and happiness