hon·ey·suck·le 
(hŭnē-sŭk′əl)
(hŭnē-sŭk′əl)n.
1. Any of various shrubs or vines of the genus Lonicera, having opposite leaves, fragrant, usually paired tubular flowers, and small berries.
2. Any of various similar or related plants.
[Middle English honysoukel, alteration of honisouke, from Old English hunīsūce : hunig, honey + sūcan, to suck; see SUCK.]
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