What Is A Honey Head?
Honey Head (noun)
(British English, informal)
UK 🔊 [ˈ hʌnilhɛd]
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A honey fanatic. Obsessed with the golden nectar.
“She buys Hilltop every week, and drizzles honey over most meals. She’s definitely a honey head.”
SMART vocabulary: related words and phrases
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Loved one: Our founder started his obsession with Honey out of his love for bees.
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Beekeeper: We have a world of beekeepers for a variety of taste sensations.
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Nectar: A sweet liquid produced by flowers and collected by bees.
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Golden wonder: Honey is versatile, of natural origin and rich in antioxidants.
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Beehive: A dome-shaped or boxlike structure in which bees are kept— or a fun hairstyle for Honey Heads.
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Bee: A winged insect that gathers nectar and pollen, producing wax and honey
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Cut comb: Considered the purest form of honey, cut straight from the hive.
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Manuka: Manuka honey is honey produced from the nectar of the manuka tree.
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Blossom: A flower or a mass of flowers, especially on a tree or bush, from which our Everyday Blossom honey is made.
Signs of obsession that apply to Honey Heads:
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Will only buy Hilltop Honey.
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Strong, almost insatiable urge to use honey for every meal.
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Constantly daydreaming and thinking about honey, hourly.
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Satisfying the sweet honey craving by having a 3pm pick me up drizzle.
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Constant supply of Hilltop honey in the kitchen cupboard and desk draw.
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Withdrawal symptoms to not having Hilltop honey.
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We love your honey, cannot get enough of it, people ask all the time if we have any jars. we also show groups of children the process and benefits of honey.