爱情可以永恒，但爱的人的外号会随着时间的推移而进化和更换。你还会叫爱人honey或sweet吗？(* honey或sweetheart，Sweetheart，Sweetheart)这里有20种甜蜜的昵称，虽然很久了，但在即将到来的情人节可以增添一点新鲜感。

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what did ' I ' m the huckleberry to your persimmon ' mean？

昵称1:蔓越莓

Popular in the 1830s，It was the comparison of something small to something great . It became a saying of love and ' huckleberry ' came to meme

If you were to call someone a' mouse，' what were you referring to them as？

别名2:鼠标

taken from old English but popularized by shakes peare，it means a demure or quiet darling，particularly a woman这一别名来自古英语，但因为莎士比亚而广为传播

Demure [dmjr] : adj .端庄娴静

Not a knight in training，what did' squire' mean？

昵称3:乘务员

a ' squire ' is a man who accompanies or escorts a woman。“始终”是指陪伴或护送女性的男人。

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What did 'lambkin' refer to？

别名4:小羊

used by Shakespeare in his ' Henry ' plays，' lambkin ' can refer to both a small child and lovers . it was an endearing term used ad "过去被用作家人之间的昵称。

' If you called someone' gol pol，' how were you describing them？

昵称5:美人

this 16th-century term to describe beauty was derived from the word gold-poll or golden headed，According to David crystal 's ' words根据大卫克里斯特尔的《亨利》，这个词是金池或金头(

What would you mean by the word 'tib '

别名6:小牛

you were calling them a young calf . in 14th-century England，calves were seen as both very expensive and also cute。TiB' refer在14世纪的英国，小牛被认为既昂贵又可爱。所以TiB是指有魅力的人。

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What did the name 'ladybird' mean？

外号7:瓢虫

Taken from' Romeo and Juliet，' the name refers to a close female friend or sweet heart。这个外号来自《时空中的词汇》，是指亲密的女性朋友或爱人。

If someone called you a' duck，' they were referring to you as what？

昵称8:鸭子

darling or dear . this term was shake speare an in origin。叫某人“鸭子”就像叫“亲爱的”。这个外号源自莎士比亚的作品。

What did the term 'bearcat' mean？

昵称9:海狸

In the 1920s，a ' bear cat ' referred to a hot-tempered woman with a lot of spirit。20世纪20年代，“海狸”指活力十足的急性女性。

What did 'old thing' mean？

别名10:旧东西

In the 19th century，' old thing ' lost its negative connotations and was used as a term of affection for one ' s partner。在十九世纪

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