honeypot

1. (figuratively) Something or someone similarly sweet or enticing, particularly:Synonyms: outhouseUSdatedfigurativelyslang

2. (figuratively) Something or someone similarly sweet or enticing, particularly:Examples: ""[S]he had the boss eating from her honeypot." Baxter rolled his eyes at the crude term for pussy, but Rodney did have a point."Synonyms: vaginafigurativelyslang

3. (figuratively) Something or someone similarly sweet or enticing, particularly:Examples: "And the American Embassy in Moscow was infiltrated thanks to “honeypots,” Soviet women who seduced Marine guards."; "Perhaps in order to create his own, more controlled environment for debaucherie, he set up a house of prostitution with Gestapo funds, justifying it as a "honeypot" with which to ensnare unsuspecting foreign diplomats."; "The NKVD uses attractive ballerinas for honeypot espionage."figuratively

4. (figuratively) Something or someone similarly sweet or enticing, particularly:Examples: "Wherever the biggest bunch of men were in the room, you could bet Lisa'd be in the middle of them. What a honeypot."; "'You're turning into a honeypot,' he would say to her: it was a criticism of sins uncommitted, it was jeering as if she were getting above herself, it was a warning, no doubt of that, and there was something else which she could barely fathom, it was hurt at the approaching betrayal, a staving off of loss."figuratively

5. (figuratively) Something or someone similarly sweet or enticing, particularly:Examples: "Computer experts install honeypots to trick hackers."figuratively

6. (figuratively) Something or someone similarly sweet or enticing, particularly:Examples: "Superb Roman remains, Georgian architecture and countless museums justify Bath's position as a tourist honeypot."; "ES's original intention was to run beyond Berlin to the tourist honeypots of Dresden and Prague, but a lack of suitable train paths means that won't be possible until March 2024."Britishfiguratively