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Meanings of honey in English
Usage of honey in English
1
You place value on your honey studies, why not my food studies?
2
The healing powers of honey have been known for thousands of years.
3
The manuka honey industry might also be at risk, Mr Guy said.
4
Thus, no two producers will produce honey that is quite the same.
5
Tell you the truth, honey, I could go either way with it.
6
Sometimes this needs a bit of honey to help balance the flavours.
7
There in the midst of the hives was the old honey thief.
8
The honey drops can buy extra time, multiplied points or different avatars.
9
I didn't want to, but he kept repeating: 'Drink, honey bunny, drink.
10
Petrovcic, meanwhile, says recent tests showed that urban honey is very healthy.
11
And honey I've been meaning to tell you, you look so good.
12
Mostly water with a little bit of wine and honey for energy.
13
The Baby was in the storeroom adjoining, and discovered the honey pot.
14
And honey lay ankle-deep in the valley and knee-deep on the hills.
15
In cells of the worker size, the sealing seldom touches the honey.
16
In the United States, however, honey as an antibiotic is nearly unknown.
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Honey through the time
Honey across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
South Africa
Common
United States of America
Common
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