nectar

nec·tar

noun \ˈnek-tər\

: the drink that the Greek and Roman gods drank

: a thick juice made from a particular fruit

: a sweet liquid produced by plants and used by bees in making honey

Full Definition of NECTAR

1

a :  the drink of the Greek and Roman gods

b :  something delicious to drink

c :  a beverage of fruit juice and pulp <apricot nectar>

2

:  a sweet liquid that is secreted by the nectaries of a plant and is the chief raw material of honey

— nec·tar·ous \-t(ə-)rəs\ adjective

Origin of NECTAR

Latin, from Greek nektar

First Known Use: 1555

Rhymes with NECTAR

hector, lector, rector, sector, specter, vector