honeysuckle
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- noun
- /ˈhʌniˌsʌkəl/
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rosa intenso
- The vivid pink color known as honeysuckle is a popular choice for fashion designers this season.
- honeysuckle rose
- honeysuckle lane
Examples
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So vanilla of all things, honeysuckle, Jasmine have been found in scientific studies to trigger happiness.
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This is Honeysuckle dream from Skyler beauty.
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And then we've got a sensation honeysuckle right here.
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Like, I'm going to try honeysuckle on this side of the cheek.
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I use a carefully crafted cologne with undertones of honeysuckle, lavender, chocolate, and vanilla.
Fiction book (2001) -
Her smell—honeysuckle perfume and cigarettes—cut through the dark like a beam of light.
Fiction book (1996) -
Bette's blond, a honeysuckle blond, her slow eyes the color of honey, her hair a buttery mix of yellows, browns, and golds that were pulled back from her face but too short to stay back.
Fiction book (2000) -
Many brands released collections featuring the honeysuckle shade in their spring designs.
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The walls of the boutique were painted in a vibrant honeysuckle hue, attracting customers from afar.
Synonyms
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A light red color like the shade of many flowers
A pale warm pink colour for walls or clothes
A pale pink colour often used for paint, clothes, and makeup
Compounds
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A climbing evergreen plant with red or orange tube-shaped flowers that attract hummingbirds
A bushy shrub with clusters of yellow or greenish flowers that attract butterflies
A climbing evergreen vine with coral-red tubular flowers often grown in gardens
- Specialized
A North American bush with pale yellow flowers and berries eaten by birds
- Australian
A small Australian tree with soft leaves and spikes of yellow flowers full of nectar
A small shrub with pairs of yellowish-white flowers and bright red berries often grown in gardens
A climbing shrub that has sweet-smelling white and yellow flowers and red fruit
A North American bush that loses its leaves in winter and has upright stems and pale yellow flowers
A plant with sweet smelling flowers that people grow for bees and to improve soil
- Specialized
A small bush with white flowers in pairs that turn yellow as they age
- Specialized
A climbing shrub with hairy leaves and yellow-orange fragrant flowers
- Specialized
A fast-growing climbing plant with sweet-smelling white flowers that often covers fences and spreads quickly
- Indian
A shrub with drooping purple flower spikes and small berries from the Himalayas
- Specialized
A group of shrubs, small trees, and woody vines that includes honeysuckle and similar plants
A climbing shrub with sweet-smelling white and yellow flowers that attract bees and butterflies
A climbing plant from the Caribbean that has bright yellow fruit you can eat
A climbing plant with sweet-smelling white flowers that turn yellow and spread quickly
- New Zealand
A thin New Zealand tree with long red flowers and wood used for furniture
A garden shrub with groups of pink flowers that people plant to attract birds
How Pink
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Honeysuckle as a color name comes from the bright pink-red flowers of the honeysuckle plant. So calling a shade honeysuckle means it looks like those vivid, sweet-smelling blooms.