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honeybunch

[ huhn-ee-buhnch ]

/ ˈhʌn iˌbʌntʃ /

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noun Informal.

honey(def 6, 7).

Origin of honeybunch

First recorded in 1900–05; honey + bunch

Words nearby honeybunch

honey wagon, honey-eater, honey-sweet, honeybee, honeyberry, honeybunch, honeycomb, honeycomb lung, honeycomb moth, honeycomb tripe, honeycomb work

Example sentences from the Web for honeybunch

You wouldn't deceive your Honeybunch, would you, Duckie Doodums?

Old Gorgon Graham |George Horace Lorimer
"Now, I am glad you have come down, honeybunch," she exclaimed at sight of me.

The Golden Bird |Maria Thompson Daviess
Honeybunch smelt his breath and then she smelt a mouse, but she wasn't much of a talker and she didn't ask any questions—of him.

Old Gorgon Graham |George Horace Lorimer
"N-n-nothin' but a drink of water, Honeybunch sweetness," he stammered back.

Old Gorgon Graham |George Horace Lorimer

Used to call her Honeybunch, I remember, and she called him Doodums.

Old Gorgon Graham |George Horace Lorimer

British Dictionary definitions for honeybunch

honeybunch

honeybun (ˈhʌnɪˌbʌn)

/ (ˈhʌnɪˌbʌntʃ) /

noun

informal, mainly US honey; darling: a term of endearment