honeybunch
Americannoun
noun
Etymology
Origin of honeybunch
Example Sentences
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Afterward, he would phone her occasionally from a blocked number, calling her “Honeybunch.”
From Seattle Times
She took the name “Bunch” from a character Mr. Crumb had created before they met who had an eerily similar surname, Honeybunch Kaminski.
From New York Times
She then added that her uncle quipped: "It is what it is, honeybunch."
From Salon
It differed from Mystery Rides the Rails, the Bobbsey Twins, and a few Honeybunch books I had come across.
From Literature
When she first met Mr. Crumb, he was already drawing a character named “Honeybunch Kaminski” who happened to have the same last name and silhouette as Ms. Kominsky-Crumb.
From New York Times
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