"sweet neat" is not an accepted phrase in English.
You could use adjectives like "neat" or "sweet" individually, but not together in this way. For example, "My sister looked so sweet in her neat dress."
Boasts and rivalries are alive and well in class 7D, who voice their objection to the trammels of uniform and homework in a sweet, neat, melodic chorus.
The song sounds Taylor-made (oh, the wit!) for her fans, and we're just happy she's still sweet, neat, and age-appropriate".
Robin Campillo's drama is sweet and neat, as ambitious as it is gripping.
Capes look smart, sweet and neat, coin-dotted at Marc Jacobs, exude Parisian elegance worn with long, leather gloves at Lanvin and are simply beautiful in pale gold brocade at Giles.
Keep all your sweet clothes neat with the Candy Coat-hangers and stick your clothes to the Candy Stand.
He let the sharp, buttery elixir of the bourbon warm his mouth, then swallowed its neat, sweet heat.
Autumn Cashmere offers the neat, sweet argyle of the season: shrunken cashmere little-girl polo sweaters in deliciously saturated colors ($314 at Olive & Bette's).
Ultimately the author's concern is the fearsome power of narrative, for Sid learns that "words could kill .That sounds all very grand, but more crucially for his prospective audience, this neat, sweet volume is a joy to read.
It's actually a little too sweet to drink neat, but water it down or throw a rock in and it's quite pleasant, holding its own without losing too much flavor to dilution.
It's a little sweet to drink neat or on the rocks for my tastes, but it's got that classic big and bold Knob Creek flavor lurking beneath the maple top notes, and it goes great in cocktails.
Victory back at the same fixture in this prestigious event would be neat and sweet compensation.
