Definition of «honeymooner»

A honeymooner is a newlywed couple who are on their honeymoon, which is traditionally an extended trip taken by a newly married couple to celebrate their marriage. The term comes from the ancient practice of consuming mead (a type of alcoholic beverage made from honey) during the moon's cycle, and it was believed that this would ensure fertility in the new couple. Today, while not everyone follows this tradition literally, a honeymoon is still seen as a time for couples to celebrate their love and bond together before returning to everyday life.

Usage examples

  1. The newlywed couple enjoyed their honeymoon trip to a tropical island, describing themselves as honeymooners.
  2. The hotel offered special packages for honeymooners, including spa treatments and romantic dinners.
  3. The destination was a popular choice among honeymooners due to its picturesque beaches and luxury resorts.
  4. The local tourism board organized a guided tour for honeymooners, showcasing all the romantic spots in the city.
  5. As honeymooners, they were given priority access to various activities and attractions during their stay.
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