honeycomb /ˈhʌn.i.kəʊm/ aep /-koʊm/ noun
F0 [C or U] a wax structure containing many small holes, made by bees to store their honey
Thesaurus+: ↑Frames and structuresF0 [C] something with a similar structure:
» The hotel complex was a honeycomb of rooms and courtyards (= there were many small rooms and passages).Thesaurus+: ↑Frames and structuresThesaurus+: ↑Animal farming - general wordshoneycombed /-kəʊmd/ aep /-koʊmd/ adjective [after verb]► F0» The tomb was honeycombed with passages and chambers.Thesaurus+: ↑Caves, cracks and crevices
- ♯ Preventing and impeding
- ♯ Preventing infection
- ♯ Pride
- ♯ Printing and word processing
- ♯ Prisons and parts of prisons
- ♯ Prisons and related terms
- ♯ Prizes, rewards and medals
- ♯ Problems with bones, joints and teeth
- ♯ Processes and stages connected with sexual reproduction
- ♯ Production, direction and recording
- ♯ Products and producers
- ♯ Products of fire
- ♯ Profanity
- ♯ Profits and losses
- ♯ Programmes and other broadcasts
- ♯ Promontories and peninsulas
- ♯ Promoting, demoting and transferring staff
- ♯ Properties of circles and curves
- ♯ Protecting and saving
- ♯ Protection and protectors
- ♯ Protective clothing
- ♯ Protruding and sticking out
- ♯ Providing and serving meals
- ♯ Providing weapons or taking weapons away
- ♯ Proving and disproving