I. noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ NOUN
couple
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So he set the play in a hotel room, and Frank and Betty Spencer were the honeymoon couple who booked in.
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This is why, by mistake one evening, I stumbled into the wrong accommodation and upon a honeymoon couple .
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You're a honeymoon couple , so the staff won't think it unusual.
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It was about a young honeymoon couple , Frank and Betty Spencer.
period
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But the first rumblings of serious criticism had started to sound - the honeymoon period was over.
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We are in a honeymoon period , and I believe it is an extended honeymoon period.
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The honeymoon period , however, didn't last long.
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There was always a honeymoon period when Mum started a new job.
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But while the honeymoon period lasted she'd get herself to work early.
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That was in the beginning, during our honeymoon period .
suite
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The honeymoon suite has a four-poster bed trimmed with lace.
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The charming honeymoon suite has its own gallery and a large double Victorian brass bed.
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There is also a very pretty honeymoon suite .
■ VERB
go
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They've now gone on a fishing honeymoon .
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Soon enough, just as the saying goes , the honeymoon is over.
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But we are going away on our honeymoon .
spend
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They now live in Cumbernauld after spending a two week honeymoon in Torquay.
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They spent their three-day honeymoon in Florida.
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They are spending their two-week honeymoon in Tenerife.
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We spent a week's honeymoon in Suffolk, which was all I could afford.
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We were to spend our honeymoon in a rather dingy hotel at Glenfarg in Perthshire.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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The Maldives is a popular destination for honeymoon couples.
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We're thinking of going to Barbados for our honeymoon .
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We came to Paris on our honeymoon , and fell in love with the place.
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We had our honeymoon in Majorca.
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Where are you going on honeymoon ?
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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As he tries to deal with them, he may find that his political honeymoon is over.
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I haven't had a holiday for ten years, not since our honeymoon .
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Soon enough, just as the saying goes, the honeymoon is over.
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Still, for a prime minister who enjoyed the longest honeymoon in living memory, these are unhappy days.
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The couple were determined their honeymoon should be too, despite equal determination on behalf of the world's press to keep them company.
II. verb
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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They're honeymooning in Vermont.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Paul Ramada, where they honeymooned for several days on a package deal.
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She was to honeymoon in Paris.
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The female prosecutor is honeymooning and is not scheduled to return to her office until May 13.
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While they were honeymooning at the Brevoort House, Thomas called on them, alone.