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white honeysuckle

white honeysuckle noun: banksia integrifolia, an Australian tree.

Noun

white honeysuckle (countable and uncountable, plural white honeysuckles)

  1. Banksia integrifolia, an Australian tree.
    Synonyms:
    coast banksia
  2. Rhododendron viscosum, a shrub native to the eastern United States.
    Synonyms:
    clammy azalea, swamp azalea, swamp honeysuckle

Synonyms of white honeysuckle

  • coast banksia
  • clammy azalea
  • swamp azalea
  • swamp honeysuckle

Forms of white honeysuckle

pluralwhite honeysuckles

Questions about white honeysuckle

What does white honeysuckle mean?
White honeysuckle means banksia integrifolia, an Australian tree.
What part of speech is white honeysuckle?
White honeysuckle is a noun.
What is the plural of white honeysuckle?
The plural of white honeysuckle is white honeysuckles.

Words near white honeysuckle in the dictionary

  1. white hog
  2. white hogs
  3. white hole
  4. white holes
  5. White Holland
  6. white honeysuckle
  7. white honeysuckles
  8. white hope
  9. white hopes
  10. White Horde
  11. white horse

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