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honeypot
\ˈ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ˌ ̷ ̷\ noun
Etymology: Middle English hony pot, from hony honey + pot
1. : a receptacle for honey:
a. : one of the isolated waxen vessels constructed by some wild bees
b. : a glass or crockery container for table use
< early brown honeypots or jam pots have high lids, deep rims, and solid finials — C.W.Drepperd >
2. honeypots plural : a game in which a child (called the honeypot) with his hands clasped under his hams is swung backward and forward by his arms until his grip relaxes in order to find his weight which is reckoned at a pound for each swing
3. : a flower head of a southern African shrub (Protea cynaroides) which when open is shaped like a pot and consists of an involucre of showy bracts surrounding a head of small flowers
4.
a. : honey ant
b. : a replete of a honey ant |