honeycomb
/ˈhʌnɪkɒm/Definitions
1. noun
A structure made of hexagonal cells, typically of wax produced by honey bees, used for storing honey and pollen.
“The beekeeper carefully examined the honeycomb for signs of disease.”
2. noun
A pattern of hexagons, often used as a decorative motif in architecture, design, or other art forms.
“The interior designer incorporated a honeycomb pattern into the walls of the modern home.”
3. verb
To fill or arrange something in a pattern of hexagons.
“The artist honeycombed the canvas with intricate brushstrokes.”