Usually means: A small, enjoyable, occasional indulgence.
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  1. a treat: Merriam-Webster
  2. a treat: Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary
  3. a treat: Wiktionary
  4. a treat: Merriam-Webster

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Definitions from Wiktionary (a treat)

▸ adverb:  (British English, colloquial) Very nicely or effectively.

Similar:
nice, nice and, savourly, featly, fairishly, bonnily, savorly, winly, comestibly, gain, more...

Opposite:
trick, punishment, penalty, disappointment

Phrases:
work a treat, looks a treat, worked a treat, looked a treat, looking a treat, more...

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Similar:
nice, nice and, savourly, featly, fairishly, bonnily, savorly, winly, comestibly, gain, more...

Opposite:
trick, punishment, penalty, disappointment

Phrases:
work a treat, looks a treat, worked a treat, looked a treat, looking a treat, working a treat, works a treat, wrought a treat, one who might trade a trick for a treat, one who might trade a trick for a treat, more...



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