Honey mouthed

Smooth-spoken; glib; persuasive; soft-tongued. Honey Point, in All i no is, a township of Macoupin county. Hon'ey Springs, a locality in Kansas near Elk Creek, 25 m. S. of Fort Blunt. A sharp action of two hours duration was fought here, July 17, 1863, between 6,000 Confederate troops under Gen. Cooper, and 3,000 Union men commanded by Gen. Blunt. The former suffered a defeat, leaving 150 men dead on the field, and 77 prisoners, besides suffering a lo of 400 men wounded. National lo 77 n.en, of whom 17 were killed. Hon'ey-stalk, ( -stawk ,) n. The clover-flower. Hon'ey-stone, n . Same as MELLITE, q. v. Honey-sucker, n. ( Zool .) A family of birds, closely allied to the Humming-birds, Trochi lidæ , and peculiar to New-Holland. Honeysuckled, ( -sükl'd ,) a. Covered with honeysuckles; as, a honeysuckled porch. Honey-sweet, a. Mellifluous; sweet or luscious as honey. Honey-tongued, ( -tongd, ) a. Soft and persuasive of speech. Honeyville, in Virginia, a village of Page co., abt. 137 m. N.W. of Richmond.