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Beehive (Noun)

A structure that provides a natural habitation for bees; as in a hollow tree.

Nouns denoting natural objects (not man-made).

The beehive was carefully transplanted from the old oak tree to a safer location.
She accidentally disturbed the beehive while trying to prune the branches of the ancient beech tree.
A beehive in a hollow log is often seen in nature documentaries.
He approached the beehive with caution, not wanting to get stung by the protective bees.
In the countryside, a beehive can be found in an old apple tree or other suitable cavities.

A hairdo resembling a beehive.

Nouns denoting body parts.

The 1960s were known for the iconic beehive hairstyle, which was popularized by celebrities like Audrey Hepburn and Jacqueline Kennedy.
Her hair was styled in a towering beehive, complete with a hairnet and a few strategically placed bobby pins.
The beehive hairdo was a staple of 1960s fashion, often paired with bold eyeliner and false eyelashes.
The singer's beehive was so tall it threatened to topple over at any moment, but she managed to keep it intact throughout the performance.
The vintage beehive hairstyle made a comeback on the runway, with models sporting the retro look with modern twists and accessories.

Any workplace where people are very busy.

Nouns denoting man-made objects.

The office was a beehive of activity as the deadline for the project drew near.
In the days before a new fashion collection was released, the design studio was a beehive of creativity.
On the morning of the big retail sale, the store became a beehive of commotion as shoppers snapped up bargains.
When a big client meeting was scheduled, the sales team's office transformed into a beehive of activity.
As the financial report deadline approached, the accounting department was transformed into a beehive of last-minute activity.

A man-made receptacle that houses a swarm of bees.

Nouns denoting man-made objects.

The apiary was home to dozens of beehives, each one carefully tended by the beekeeper.
The beehive was placed in a sunny spot in the garden to encourage the bees to produce honey.
She carefully opened the beehive to inspect the honeycomb and check for any signs of disease.
The beehive was designed with a special ventilation system to keep the bees cool in the summer.
He donned his protective suit before approaching the beehive to avoid getting stung by the angry bees.