honeycakes
honeycakes noun: term of endearment for a young woman. Also the plural of honeycake.
Noun
honeycakes
- Term of endearment for a young woman.
- "I love you, Honeycakes, so why should we put off being together for the rest of our lives?" "That could be a long time," she said.1998, Alistair Boyle, Bluebeard's Last Stand
- “I'll return to him as soon as I take care of you, honeycakes,” she finished sarcastically.2007, Michael Travis Jasper, To Be Chosen, page 326
Also used as
honeycakes is also the plural of honeycake.
Questions about honeycakes
- What does honeycakes mean?
- Honeycakes means term of endearment for a young woman.
- What part of speech is honeycakes?
- Honeycakes is a noun.
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