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Definitions from the WebNectarPart of Speech: Noun Definition: A sweet liquid produced by flowers to attract pollinators, typically bees and butterflies. Sense 1: The sugary fluid present in flowers. Usage: Bees collect nectar to make honey. Sample Sentence 1: The hummingbird hovered near the blossom, sipping the nectar with its long beak. Sample Sentence 2: The butterfly flitted from one flower to another, drinking the nectar for nourishment. Sense 2: A delicious liquid extracted from fruits or plants. Usage: She enjoyed a glass of mango nectar with her brunch. Sample Sentence 1: The bartender mixed up a refreshing cocktail using pineapple nectar as the base. Sample Sentence 2: The company proudly presents its new range of organic fruit nectars. Part of Speech: Verb Definition: To gather nectar from flowers as a bee or insect. Usage: Bees nectar from a variety of flowers to sustain their colony. Sample Sentence 1: The bee nectared from the blooming lavender bush to stock up its hive. Sample Sentence 2: The butterfly nectaring on the colorful garden was a sight to behold. Possible Related Products: | ||||
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