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sage honey

sage honey noun: a monofloral honey produced by honey bees from the nectar of the flowers found on the white sage plant.

Noun

sage honey (usually uncountable, plural sage honeys)

  1. (usually) A monofloral honey produced by honey bees from the nectar of the flowers found on the white sage plant.

Forms of sage honey

pluralsage honeys

Questions about sage honey

What does sage honey mean?
Sage honey means a monofloral honey produced by honey bees from the nectar of the flowers found on the white sage plant.
What part of speech is sage honey?
Sage honey is a noun.
What is the plural of sage honey?
The plural of sage honey is sage honeys.

Words near sage honey in the dictionary

  1. sage greens
  2. sage grouse
  3. sage grouses
  4. sage hen
  5. sage hens
  6. sage honey
  7. sage honeys
  8. sage of Bethlehem
  9. sage on a stage
  10. sage on the stage
  11. sage sparrow

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