Which thick solution is made with a large amount of sugar and water?

A thick solution made with a large amount of sugar and water is known as syrup. Syrups are typically composed of sugar dissolved in water, and they can also contain flavorings, preservatives, or medicinal compounds. This type of solution is commonly used both as a sweetener and as a means to deliver medication in a palatable form.

Ointments, on the other hand, are semi-solid preparations that usually contain medicinal substances mixed with oils or fats, making them suitable for topical applications but distinct from syrups in their composition and intended use. Suspensions are mixtures where solid particles are dispersed in a liquid but are not dissolved; they do not have the thick, sweet characteristic that defines syrups. Pastes are also semi-solid preparations but are typically thicker than ointments and may contain solid particles for specific therapeutic purposes, further distinguishing them from the sugary nature of syrup.