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Express cheerfulness by a movement of the mouth, accompanied by jerky more or less noisy exhalations.
The first month of marriage.Origin: This expression often synonymous with "honeymoon" is in fact a custom dating back almost 4 millennia. Indeed, in Babylon, during the first month of marriage, the father of the young bride had to offer beer to her son-in-law, as much as he asked for. This beer, the "mead", was made from honey. This first month of marriage was then called the "honey month". In addition, the calendar at that time was a lunar calendar. By extension, the expression has become "honeymoon".

This expression often synonymous with "honeymoon" is in fact a custom dating back almost 4 millennia. Indeed, in Babylon, during the first month of marriage, the father of the young bride had to offer beer to her son-in-law, as much as he asked for. This beer, the "mead", was made from honey. This first month of marriage was then called the "honey month". In addition, the calendar at that time was a lunar calendar. By extension, the expression has become "honeymoon".