Nectar

What do we mean by nectar?

A sweet liquid that many plants secrete from specialized structures, often inside flowers, where it serves to attract pollinators such as certain insects and birds. Bees use nectar to make honey. noun

The drink of the gods. noun

A beverage containing fruit juice or purée. noun

A delicious or invigorating drink. noun

In classical mythology, the drink or wine of the Olympian gods, poured out for them by Hebe and Ganymede, the cupbearers of Zeus. noun

Hence, any delicious and salubrious drink. noun

In botany, the honey of a flower; the superfluous saccharine matter remaining after the stamens and pistils have consumed all that they require. noun

The drink of the gods (as ambrosia was their food); hence, any delicious or inspiring beverage. noun

A sweetish secretion of blossoms from which bees make honey. noun

Fruit juice especially when undiluted noun

(classical mythology) the food and drink of the gods; mortals who ate it became immortal noun

A sweet liquid secretion that is attractive to pollinators noun

The drink of the gods.

(by extension) Any delicious drink, now especially a type of sweetened fruit juice.

The sweet liquid secreted by flowers to attract pollinating insects and birds.

Nectar is a resonance b-side sung by wayv. The b-side that deserves a performance vid and mv. We believe in nectar supremacy. Urban Dictionary

Another word used to describe the sweet tasting secretion from a young woman's fresh pussy. Urban Dictionary

Originating on Vashon Island, Wa, means cool, tight, awesome, etc. Its being brought back to Oregon. Urban Dictionary

Another word used to describe the spicey-sweet juice produced by a pretty young woman's fresh pussy. The pussy must not have taken sperm for at least 2 days. Urban Dictionary

Sunglass company specializing in wayfarer design with many different varieties of colors and lens! Perfect for live shows, beach/snow sports and college parties. Enjoy your life! Urban Dictionary

An inconspicuous term used to identify an attractive female. Also known as a nectarine. Urban Dictionary

The juices produced from a woman's vagina when aroused. Urban Dictionary

Another name for weed. Also refured to as the nectar of life. Not very well-known so good to use it when you don't want anyone else to know what your talking about. Urban Dictionary

Synonym for beer Urban Dictionary

Poon tang. This term is used mostly on a basis of possibility, not what could never be. For example, looking at a girl at the beach the same age as you would be desiring the nectar. looking at Jenna Jameson's twat in a porn and calling it nectar would be completely inacurate. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to nectar:
nectar, neckar, necar, nektar, hectar, necta, necter, nectas, nextar.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word nectar:
asclepias, honeydew, pollen, pollinate, hummingbird, pollinator, lantana, hovering, foragers, pollination, milkweed, sunbird, bees, proboscis, ambrosia, sucrose, foraging, asteraceae, insects, perch, anthers, agave, butterflies, flowers, arthropods, fructose, honey, glands, hive, larvae, passerine, immortality, forage, wasps, corolla, feeding, brood, banksia, ants, feed, sap, moths, bee, flower, berries, flowering, larva, petals, nests, eucalyptus, floral, clover, spp, insect, buds, spiders, nest, vertebrates, lid, pests, scent, fruits, wasp, bat, foliage, flies, fruit, stigma, orchid, tongue, bats, butterfly, consume, nocturnal, spur, lizard, spurs, nesting, plants, prey, attract, birds, predators, shrubs, diet, eggs, feeds, seeds, species, rewards, wings, bloom, egg, mating, nutrients, consumed, eat, ornamental, bark, moth.

Words that rhyme with nectar:
vector, director, sector, spectre, specter, collector, hector, connector, rector, detector, projector, protector, lector, defector, inspector, spector, reflector, prospector, connecter, injector, objector, erector, managing director, conscientious objector, lie detector, tax collector, executive director, butterfly collector, ector, schecter, radius vector, stamp collector, art director, coin collector, rent collector, business sector, funeral director, ticket collector, slide projector, surge protector, mine detector, overhead projector, film projector, schechter, garbage collector, crystal detector, stage director, security director, movie projector, refuse collector, toll collector, lecter, music director, research director, chest protector, fechter, throat protector, waechter, schlechter, affect her, checked her, collect her, connect her, correct her, decked her, decter, deflect her, derecktor, detect her, direct her, disconnect her, disrespect her, dissect her, effect her, eject her, elect her, erect her, expect her, infect her, inject her, inspect her, neglect her, newvector, pecked her, perfect her, prechter, protect her, rechecked her, recollect her, reconnect her, redirect her, reflect her, reject her, respect her, resurrect her, select her, spektr, subject her, suspect her, transtector.

Adjectives that are often used to describe nectar:
sweet, divine, pure, agave, little, floral, more, abundant, heavenly, delicious, golden, much, true, rich, precious, fresh, immortal, sweetest, enough, ambrosial, flower, fragrant, extrafloral, celestial, copious, red, sugary, liquid, secrete, drunk, dewy, purest, free, supreme, pear, spiritual, sufficient, mango, very, sacred, clear, repured, dilute, less, cool, hidden, sparkling, concentrated, sticky, hot, rare, excellent, artificial, accessible, luscious, concealed, honeyed, holy, perfect, thick, like, warm, ruddy, available, ample, ruby, mixed, thin, uncontaminated, heady, apricot, watery, olympian, blessed, blissful, light, raw, hummingbird, cheering, clam, poisonous, veritable.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective nectar:
feeding, feeders, glands, guides, production, secretion, flow, cup, bearing, sucking, gland, plants, drinking, sources, gatherers, gathering, flowers, name, dropping, eaters, tube, source, fit, sugars, cavity, receptacle, composition, flows, cups, concentration, breathing, foragers, sugar, flowe, spur, constitution, feeder, robbing, guide, birds, feed, robbers, wells, sup, drops, holes, plant, characteristics, suggestions, suckets, detonation, intake, draughts, giving, rates, thieves, drinker, constituents, availability, horn, nooses, producers, passages, bibbers, loss, flower, taste, shot, poison, bats, pit, receptacles, shedding, content, pilferage, card, opium, drinkers, distribution, collecting, selection, goblet, sea, melt, gatherer, conducting, pits, holders, scheme, fountains, mixture, sippers, fluorescence.

Consonant match to nectar:
necktie, nocti, nocti-, nichter, knocked a, knocked her, nec te, neck t, necked t, nicked a, nicked her.

Words that sound like nectar:
nectar, nektar, nichter, necked, necktie, netter, nect, necker, neck tie, knecht, nectars, neckar, nectary, netr, nexter, necar, hector, hecter, hektor, mukhtar, waechter, nutter, nicked, knitter, knicker, nicker, nicht, nitter, naker, knucker, knocked, knocker, nighter, neuter, neater, natter, nestor, nocturne, nester, nater, notre, nuked, knacker, noter, niter, nocturn, new car, nacre, nocked, nuker, notter, nacker, noct, enactor, knotter, negre, knacked, no hitter, noecker, nucor, nutr, nachor, notar, nedder, nicor, nocte, nocti, nackt, sector, lector, lecter, rector, metter, wachter, schecter, hoctor, schechter, mettre, rektor, mettur, rechter, negar, nichts, negator, nixer, nigr, connector, kneck, injector, ector, connecter, infector, infecter, gnet, kneader, fechter, echter, injecter, .net, knechtel.