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honeyed

[huhn-eed] / ˈhʌn id /


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It tasted strongly of lemon, but with an earthy element and a final bright, floral, honeyed impression.

From New York Times

Made up of a few varieties of cherries, the cerises noires d'Itxassou are sweet and fragrant, with just enough tart acidity to balance their honeyed flavor.

From Salon

The Bee’s Knees, a honeyed, Prohibition-era gin sour, still has name recognition today.

From New York Times

Smoky peat was once used to dry the malted barley, and now a whiff of smokiness from that revived method overlays the subtly honeyed palate of this graceful new whiskey.

From New York Times

With his matinee-idol looks, expensive haberdashery and affable, honeyed manner, he was also likened to a “sportsman,” a playboy and an actor manqué.

From New York Times