noun
- plural of cupid; representations of a cherub or winged child, often used as a symbol of love or Valentine's Day
- plural of cupid; small chocolate candies shaped like hearts or decorated with cupid imagery, typically given on Valentine's Day
Usage: often capitalized when referring to the Roman god Cupid; commonly depicted in art and decoration
Usage: informal usage; common in commercial Valentine's Day products
Examples
- The Valentine's Day card was decorated with pink cupids and hearts.
- She received a box of cupids and other chocolates from her admirer.
- The baroque ceiling featured painted cupids among the clouds.
- Children drew cupids with bows and arrows for their art project.
- The garden statue displayed two marble cupids holding a wreath.
- He bought a bag of candy cupids to share with his classmates.