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- noun Plural form of
honeysuckle .
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Examples
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He ate locusts, not such as we have here that we call honeysuckles; some say that it is flesh of some beasts that abound in the desert of Judea where he baptized; with wild honey he ate it.
The Golden Legend, vol. 3 1230-1298 1900
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I sip nectar from honeysuckles and fly around the yard.
The Memory Palace Mira Bartók 2011
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I would just inhale her for hours afterwards, sex and honeysuckles.
Shovels and Honeysuckles Emily Smith-Miller 2011
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I sip nectar from honeysuckles and fly around the yard.
The Memory Palace Mira Bartók 2011
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Burning does a better job of killing honeysuckles and other nonnative weedy vines than cutting.
Growers harness flames to prepare meadows for wildflowers 2010
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Burning does a better job of killing honeysuckles and other nonnative weedy vines than cutting.
Growers harness flames to prepare meadows for wildflowers Adrian Higgins 2010
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Burning does a better job of killing honeysuckles and other nonnative weedy vines than cutting.
Growers harness flames to prepare meadows for wildflowers 2010
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Also becoming worryingly scarce are seven of the wild honeysuckles that clamber about the woods, two species of wild pear, and five of the many different willows.
Wildwood Roger Deakin 2009
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Also becoming worryingly scarce are seven of the wild honeysuckles that clamber about the woods, two species of wild pear, and five of the many different willows.
Wildwood Roger Deakin 2009
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We have multitudes of honeysuckles all over the place.
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