Definition of: honeycomb

(hun′ē·kōm′) noun
1. A structure of hexagonal waxen cells, made by bees to contain honey, eggs, etc.
2. Anything full of small holes or cells.
—v.t.
1. To fill with small holes or passages.
2. To pervade; corrupt.
—v.i.
3. To become full of holes or passages. [OE hunigcamb]
—hon′ey·combed′ adjective