Apart from obviously being a 'container for honey', the dictionary contains a whole range of alternative meanings of the word 'honeypot':
en.m.wiktionary.org/wiki/honeypot
en.m.wiktionary.org/wiki/honeypot
Given these meanings, would it be boneheaded stupidity to call a children's charity 'Honeypot'?
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... A charity located in the very spooky New Forest which enjoys huge support from New Forest resident Esther Rantzen, a woman with incredibly close ties to Jimmy Savile and Keith Vaz ...
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... A children's charity that receives massive financial support from Cantor Fitzgerald/BGC Partners ...
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Lee Amaitis, the then No. 2 at Cantor Fitzgerald, wrote an article in a UK newspaper in which he said that he "became involved with" the Honeypot charity while living in the UK. ...
This was around 9/11 when he, Sarah Ferguson and Howard Lutnick were close charity colleagues, involved with the Twin Towers and then subsequent charity fund-raising events, including ones at Stowe where the headmaster Anthony Wallersteiner is mates with Ghislaine Maxwell.
