nectar

/ˈnɛk.tə/noun

The sugary liquid that flowers produce to attract bees, other insects, and birds.

Example sentences

“Bees fly from flower to flower collecting nectar to make honey.”
“Hummingbirds hover in front of flowers to drink their nectar.”

Also the drink of the Greek gods, which is why 'pure nectar' means anything delicious.

Related words

seedThe small, hard part that a plant produces and that can grow into a new plant of the same kind.pollenThe fine, powder-like grains that flowers produce.sproutA new shoot growing from a seed or from another part of a plant.petalOne of the colored, usually soft parts that form the outer ring of a flower.harvestThe time or activity of gathering crops once they are ripe.leafThe flat, typically green part of a plant that grows from its stem or branches.