Honeycomb (noun)

A structure of hexagonal wax cells used by honeybees to store honey and rear their young.

Origin:

Derived from old english word 'hunigcamb' meaning a structure of hexagonal wax cells built by honeybees.

Examples:

1. The honeycomb was filled with golden, sweet honey.
2. The honeycomb was carefully constructed by the bees, each cell perfectly hexagonal.
3. The honeycomb provided both food and shelter for the colony of bees.
4. The honeycomb was strong and durable, able to withstand the weight of the honey and bees.
5. The honeycomb was highly prized by humans for its honey and also used in folk medicine.