Usually means: Term of endearment for loved one.
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  1. honeybunch: Merriam-Webster
  2. honeybunch: Oxford Learner's Dictionaries
  3. honeybunch: Collins English Dictionary
  4. honeybunch: Wiktionary
  5. honeybunch: Webster's New World College Dictionary, 4th Ed.
  6. honeybunch: Infoplease Dictionary
  7. honeybunch: Dictionary.com
  8. Honeybunch: Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia
  9. honeybunch: TheFreeDictionary.com

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  1. honeybunch: Urban Dictionary

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Definitions from Wiktionary (honeybunch)

▸ noun:  (informal) Honey, darling (term of endearment).

Similar:
honeybun, honeybunny, honeycomb, honey, honey bunny, honeypie, hunny, honeypot, honeysucker, hony, more...

Opposite:
sourpuss, grump, curmudgeon, crank, killjoy



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Similar:
honeybun, honeybunny, honeycomb, honey, honey bunny, honeypie, hunny, honeypot, honeysucker, hony, more...

Opposite:
sourpuss, grump, curmudgeon, crank, killjoy



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