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honey badger
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Word History and Origins
Origin of honey badger1
First recorded in 1880–85
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Example Sentences
Holds like a honey badger on hard snow, but it’s super easy to turn at all speeds.
From Outside Online
Smart as a whip and mean as a honey badger, the fallen congressman gradually worked his way back up the House ladder.
From The Daily Beast
But there are no cages at Senga, and only the honey-badger lives in a tub with a chain round his neck, like a bull-dog.
From Project Gutenberg
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