adjective

• Of a yellowish-brown or golden color.

  ‘her natural honey-colored locks’

  More example sentences

  • ‘What he saw was a sweet face surrounded by bouncing honey-coloured ringlets.’
  • ‘The soldiers quickly took cover, pointing their weapons from behind street corners built of honey-coloured stone.’
  • ‘I can remember the sun slanting down onto the honey-coloured wood of the lab bench.’
  • ‘They are fulfilling their dream of rural life in a honey-coloured cottage.’
  • ‘Every year, the honey-coloured water would flood, rising 12 feet or more.’
  • ‘These are housed in an ancient open-air chamber of delicate, honey-coloured pillars, its crumbling walls darkened by the smoke of candles.’
  • ‘The houses are low and built in pleasant, honey-coloured brick.’
  • ‘There is something quite irresistible about clouds of softly beaten cream and sugary, honey-coloured meringue.’
  • ‘I take a second and then a third cup of this aromatic honey-coloured drink flavoured with cardamom, cinnamon, and strands of saffron.’
  • ‘The article told of a honey-coloured cat that attacked an 83-year-old woman in her garden.’