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wild honeysuckle
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Word History and Origins
Origin of wild honeysuckle1
An Americanism dating back to 1755–65
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Example Sentences
He smelled the fragrance of wild honeysuckle, the sharp, sweet smells blown out of the forest that drowsed in the summer heat.
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“I think,” replied Annie, “that it is wild honeysuckle,” and her voice trembled slightly.
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The scent of wild honeysuckle and cluster roses came from the hedgerows.
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Large white butterflies went past them, and a hummingbird whirred into the heart of a wild honeysuckle that had hasted to bloom.
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With great glee the girls led the Busters to the steep bank by the waterside, over which a great curtain of wild honeysuckle hung.
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