comb-honeys
comb-honeys is the plural of comb-honey.
Meaning of comb-honey
Noun
comb-honey (usually uncountable, plural comb-honeys)
- Unprocessed honey that is still situated in its original beeswax cells.
- They are considered to be an all-purposes bee, but their comb-honey is not quite so good as that of the native kind: they are not equal to the latter as comb-builders, and are often hard to persuade to enter the supers;1887, By Samuel Simmins, A Modern Bee-farm and Its Economic Management, page 42
Questions about comb-honeys
- What is comb-honeys the plural of?
- Comb-honeys is the plural of comb-honey.
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