Honeysuckle (noun)

1. A climbing plant with sweet-smelling flowers, especially Lonicera periclymenum, which is common in the UK.
2. Any of several plants of the genus Lonicera.

Origin:

From old english hunigsuge and middle english hunisuckle, from hunig ("honey") + sugel ("suckle"). .

Examples:

1. The honeysuckle vine was blooming, filling the air with its sweet scent.
2. We picked the honeysuckle flowers and sucked the sweet nectar from them.
3. Honeysuckle is often used to make jellies, syrups, and other preserves.
4. The honeysuckle is a traditional symbol of love and devotion.
5. Honeysuckle is often considered an invasive species in certain parts of the world.