honeymooner
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- noun
- /ˈhʌniˌmuːnər/
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recién casado
- Honeymooners also receive special gifts that might include a Polynesian blessing ceremony with a photo and a celebratory bottle of bubbly.
- honeymooners or couples
- honeymooners at the hotel
- popular among honeymooners
Examples
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Do you know how many honeymooners they've had since us?
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Come on, you two honeymooners.
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You do know what honeymooners do, right?
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The honeymooners will be waiting.
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By the end of the movie, the honeymooners are fighting.
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- It's like we're honeymooners.
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There's a tradition of having honeymooners stay here that started with the first owner and has continued for 150 years.
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It is a favorite spot for honeymooners, who stand and gaze at its wondrous beauty.
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With a rich and detailed history that stretches far back, and with some of the world's most lovely beaches, Greece offers honeymooners the best of both these worlds.
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The hotel offers romantic packages tailored for honeymooners looking to celebrate their love.
Synonyms
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A person who has recently married
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Etymology
The word honeymooner comes from honeymoon, which joins honey ('sweet') and moon ('month' or the moon). A helpful way to remember it is that a 'honeymoon' was the sweet first month after marriage, so a honeymooner is someone who has just married and is enjoying that sweet time, often on a special trip.