Framework Of Small Hexagonal Cells Crossword Clue

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	noun • a structure of small hexagonal cells constructed from beeswax by bees and used to store honey and larvae • a framework of hexagonal cells resembling the honeycomb built by bees verb • carve a honeycomb pattern into • penetrate thoroughly and into every part • make full of cavities, like a honeycomb
	39%	4		From the Latin for “bee”, a genus of insects whose hexagonal honeycomb cells were pondered some 2,000 years ago by Roman scholar Varro
	noun • type genus of the Apidae: honeybees
	33%	3		Cells joined by other cells
	noun • the female reproductive cell; the female gamete

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1	A mass of hexagonal cells built by bees to store their “mel” and pollen; a bewildering maze of caves or rooms etc resembling this; or, the confection cinder toffee aka hokey-pokey Telegraph Giant General Knowledge - 20 May 2023	Telegraph Giant General Knowledge / 20 May 2023
2	Builder of hexagonal cells
3	Cells joined by other cells New York Times - 12 Jul 2019	New York Times / 12 Jul 2019
4	From the Latin for “bee”, a genus of insects whose hexagonal honeycomb cells were pondered some 2,000 years ago by Roman scholar Varro Telegraph Giant General Knowledge - 22 Jul 2023	Telegraph Giant General Knowledge / 22 Jul 2023
5	Insect family that builds hexagonal cells
6	Netting with a small hexagonal mesh The Guardian Quick - 27 Aug 2012	The Guardian Quick / 27 Aug 2012
7	Structure of hexagonal cells The Guardian Quick - 19 Feb 2010	The Guardian Quick / 19 Feb 2010

Sweetheart's hunt for insects' nest
Natural formation of hexagons
Edible structure of hexagons
Natural maze of hexagons
Mass of cells formed by bees
Sweet store - for a maze of cavities?
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Construction in hive

Structure of hexagonal cells
Bees' maze
Sweet stuff coy men cooked in part of stove
Structure of hexagons
Sweet spot in a hive
Sweet store often buzzing with activity
It's built by bees
A mass of hexagonal cells built by bees to store their “mel” and pollen; a bewildering maze of caves or rooms etc resembling this; or, the confection cinder toffee aka hokey-pokey

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