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Definition of honey
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of honey is as below...
Honey (n.) A sweet
viscid
fluid,
esp. that
collected
by bees from
flowers
of
plants,
and
deposited
in the cells of the
honeycomb..
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Piment
::
Piment
(n.) Wine
flavored
with spice or
honey.
See
Pigment,
3..
Confection
::
Confection
(n.) A soft solid made by
incorporating
a
medicinal
substance
or
substances
with
sugar,
sirup,
or
honey..
Mycomelic
::
Mycomelic
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
designating,
a
complex
nitrogenous
acid of the
alloxan
group,
obtained
as a
honey-yellow
powder.
Its
solutions
have a
gelatinous
consistency..
Caprifoliaceous
::
Caprifoliaceous
(a.) Of,
pertaining
to, or
resembling,
the
Honeysuckle
family
of
plants
(Caprifoliacae..
Bloodbird
::
Bloodbird
(n.) An
Australian
honeysucker
(Myzomela
sanguineolata);
-- so
called
from the
bright
red color of the male bird.
Drone Bee
::
Drone bee () The male of the
honeybee;
a
drone.
Miner
::
Miner (n.) The
chattering,
or
garrulous,
honey eater of
Australia
(Myzantha
garrula)..
Alveolate
::
Alveolate
(a.)
Deeply
pitted,
like a
honeycomb..
Ana
::
Ana
(adv.)
Of each; an equal
quantity;
as, wine and
honey,
ana (or,
contracted,
aa), / ij., that is, of wine and
honey,
each, two
ounces..
Kinkajou
::
Kinkajou
(n.) A
nocturnal
carnivorous
mammal
(Cercoleptes
caudivolvulus)
of South
America,
about as large as a
full-grown
cat. It has a
prehensile
tail and lives in
trees.
It is the only
representative
of a
distinct
family
(Cercoleptidae)
allied
to the
raccoons.
Called
also
potto,
and honey
bear..
Melligo
::
Melligo
(n.)
Honeydew.
Sugar
::
Sugar (n.)
Compliment
or
flattery
used to
disguise
or
render
acceptable
something
obnoxious;
honeyed
or
soothing
words.
Lory
::
Lory (n.) Any one of many
species
of small
parrots
of the
family
Trichoglossidae,
generally
having
the
tongue
papillose
at the tip, and the
mandibles
straighter
and less
toothed
than in
common
parrots.
They are found in the East
Indies,
Australia,
New
Guinea,
and the
adjacent
islands.
They feed
mostly
on soft
fruits
and on the honey of
flowers..
Apis
::
Apis (n.) A genus of
insects
of the order
Hymenoptera,
including
the
common
honeybee
(Apis
mellifica)
and other
related
species.
See
Honeybee..
Cruse
::
Cruse (n.) A
bottle
for
holding
water,
oil,
honey,
etc..
Meliphagan
::
Meliphagan
(n.) Any bird of the genus
Meliphaga
and
allied
genera;
a honey
eater;
--
called
also
meliphagidan.
Honeycomb
::
Honeycomb
(n.) Any
substance,
as a
easting
of iron, a piece of
worm-eaten
wood, or of
triple,
etc.,
perforated
with cells like a
honeycomb..
Honeydew
::
Honeydew
(n.) A
sweet,
saccharine
substance,
found on the
leaves
of trees and other
plants
in small
drops,
like dew. Two
substances
have been
called
by this name; one
exuded
from the
plants,
and the other
secreted
by
certain
insects,
esp.
aphids..
Manyplies
::
Manyplies
(n.) The third
division,
or that
between
the
reticulum,
or
honeycomb
stomach,
and the
abomasum,
or
rennet
stomach,
in the
stomach
of
ruminants;
the
omasum;
the
psalterium.
So
called
from the
numerous
folds in its
mucous
membrane.
See
Illust
of
Ruminant..
Honey-mouthed
::
Honey-mouthed
(a.) Soft to sweet in
speech;
persuasive.
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