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honeybunch

[huhn-ee-buhnch]
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noun Informal.
  1. honey(def 6, 7).

Origin of honeybunch

First recorded in 1900–05; honey + bunch
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Related Words for honeybunch

sweetheart, baby, honey, treasure, love, angel, pet, sweet, lamb, sugar, truelove, girlfriend, beloved, lover, dear, flame, minion, friend, boyfriend, dearest

Examples from the Web for honeybunch

Historical Examples of honeybunch

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

    Old Gorgon Graham

    George Horace Lorimer

  • 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 was a good girl, but she was as strong as a six-mule team, and a cautious man just naturally shied away from her.

    Old Gorgon Graham

    George Horace Lorimer

  • 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

British Dictionary definitions for honeybunch

honeybunch

honeybun (ˈhʌnɪˌbʌn)

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