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Definition of honey
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Honey (n.) That which is sweet or
pleasant,
like
honey..
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Drone Bee
::
Drone bee () The male of the
honeybee;
a
drone.
Favose
::
Favose
(a.)
Honeycombed.
See
Faveolate.
Meliphagous
::
Meliphagous
(a.)
Eating,
or
feeding
upon,
honey..
Apis
::
Apis (n.) A genus of
insects
of the order
Hymenoptera,
including
the
common
honeybee
(Apis
mellifica)
and other
related
species.
See
Honeybee..
Mead
::
Mead (n.) A
fermented
drink made of water and honey with malt,
yeast,
etc.;
metheglin;
hydromel..
Civet
::
Civet (n.) A
substance,
of the
consistence
of
butter
or
honey,
taken from
glands
in the anal pouch of the civet
(Viverra
civetta).
It is of clear
yellowish
or
brownish
color,
of a
strong,
musky odor,
offensive
when
undiluted,
but
agreeable
when a small
portion
is mixed with
another
substance.
It is used as a
perfume..
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..
Oxymel
::
Oxymel
(n.) A
mixture
of
honey,
water,
vinegar,
and
spice,
boiled
to a
sirup..
Scaphism
::
Scaphism
(n.) An
ancient
mode of
punishing
criminals
among the
Persians,
by
confining
the
victim
in a
trough,
with his head and limbs
smeared
with honey or the like, and
exposed
to the sun and to
insects
until he
died..
Alveolate
::
Alveolate
(a.)
Deeply
pitted,
like a
honeycomb..
Caprifoliaceous
::
Caprifoliaceous
(a.) Of,
pertaining
to, or
resembling,
the
Honeysuckle
family
of
plants
(Caprifoliacae..
Caprifole
::
Caprifole
(n.) The
woodbine
or
honeysuckle.
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..
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..
Favaginous
::
Favaginous
(a.)
Formed
like, or
resembling,
a
honeycomb..
Musk
::
Musk (n.) A
substance
of a
reddish
brown
color,
and when fresh of the
consistence
of
honey,
obtained
from a bag being
behind
the navel of the male musk deer. It has a
slightly
bitter
taste,
but is
specially
remarkable
for its
powerful
and
enduring
odor. It is used in
medicine
as a
stimulant
antispasmodic.
The term is also
applied
to
secretions
of
various
other
animals,
having
a
similar
odor..
Honeydew
::
Honeydew
(n.) A kind of
tobacco
moistened
with
molasses.
Tait
::
Tait (n.) A small
nocturnal
and
arboreal
Australian
marsupial
(Tarsipes
rostratus)
about the size of a
mouse.
It has a long
muzzle,
a long
tongue,
and very few
teeth,
and feeds upon honey and
insects.
Called
also
noolbenger..
Honeysucker
::
Honeysucker
(n.) See Honey
eater,
under
Honey..
Badderlocks
::
Badderlocks
(n.) A large black
seaweed
(Alaria
esculenta)
sometimes
eaten in
Europe;
-- also
called
murlins,
honeyware,
and
henware..
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