honeyed , also: honied

What man would not want his name to come from those honeyed lips?

There was still half a honeyed chicken in the center of the table.

So that there was nothing in these honeyed tiger's eyes at all.

So they abandoned honeyed words and determined to use force.

Even today, we have heard honeyed words spoken to the Arab world.

Her voice had a honeyed quality, like the country club ladies back home.

There he learned well not to believe the honeyed lies of beautiful women.

He leaned forward suddenly and his face became a honeyed smile.

Only the honeyed wine could he tolerate, and not always even that.

The lady with the blue cloak and the honeyed voice?

The sturdy blow must give way to the honeyed word.

How many agents had sat in this room with the two of them, listening to their honeyed words?

"You gave them to me," I said, and my voice had a slow, honeyed feel to it.

Beverly drew in a deep breath of the honeyed air.

Then let the flies and the little insects of the air find her honeyed mouth.

Even the breeze lifting the honeyed hair from her neck was hot.

Many a prudent girl was led astray with honeyed words.

Like a honeyed blade, the memory was painful and sweet.

Once he comes out of his shock, I'll feed him some hot honeyed wine, and he'll be himself again.

I took a good mouthful of hot, honeyed water, and swallowed.

Pop them open and eat the beans, which have a rich, almost honeyed taste.

"Look at me now," he said in his honeyed drawl.

She moved from the soup to the entree of honeyed chicken.

A pool of blood slowly crept across her honeyed wooden floor.

She helped herself to a honeyed cake and nibbled it.