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honeynoun a lovely womanshe's a honey, all right babe(slang), beauty, beauty queen, cookie(or cooky), cutie(or cutey), dolly bird(British), enchantress, eyeful, fox, goddess, knockout, queen, stunner belle, charmer, peachbathing beauty, cover girl, pinup girlhouricutie-pie, dish, doll, dreamboat(slang), hottie, looker, prettycoquette, femme fatale, siren, temptress, vamp bag, frumpcrone, hag, witch something very good of its kindthis morning one of my employees had a real honey of an excuse for being late for work beaut, beauty, bee's knees, cat's meow, corker, crackerjack(also crackajack), daisy, dandy, dilly, doozy(or doozie also doozer), dream, hot stuff, humdinger, hummer, jim-dandy, knockout, lollapalooza, lulu(slang), nifty, peach, pip, pippin, ripper, ripsnorter, snorter, sockdolager(or sockdologer), standout, sweetheart marvel, phenomenon, prodigy, sensation, wondercatch, crown jewel, diamond, gem, imperial, jewel, pearl, plum, treasure something else bust, disappointment, dud, failure, flop, lemon, letdown, loser, stinker, turkey a person with whom one is in lovehe usually gives his honey a dozen red roses on Valentine's Day beloved, darling, dear, flame, hon, love, squeeze(slang), sweet, sweetheart, sweetie, sweetie pie, truelove beau, boy, boyfriend, fellow, man, swaingal, girl, girlfriend, inamorata, ladylove, lass, mistress, tootsieamour, lover, paramourdoll, duck(s)(chiefly British), petdate, escort, steadyadmirer, gallant, suitor, wooergroom, husbandbride, wifesignificant otherfiancé, intendedcrush, heartthrob to praise too muchshe knew that the hairstylist was honeying her for a reason—the expectation of a generous tip adulate, belaud, blarney, butter up, flatter, hero-worship, massage, overpraise, puff, soft-soap, stroke blandish, cajole, coax, sweet-talk, wheedlefawn, kowtow, suck (up to), toadyidolize, worshipeulogize, extol(also extoll), laud, praiseapplaud, commend, complimentcongratulate, felicitatedrool, gush, slaver, slobberendear, ingratiatecourt, romance, woo bad-mouth, belittle, decry, depreciate, disparage, put down before the 12th century |