What does the expression honey do mean?

"Honey do" is a term often used by spouses or partners to refer to a list or request of tasks or chores that they would like their spouse or partner to complete. It typically involves household tasks, errands, or other small projects. The term "honey" is used as a term of endearment and affection, while "do" implies the action or task that needs to be done.

Examples:

"Honey, do you mind taking out the trash?"

"Could you please add "honey do" list to the shopping list?"

"I've got a long "honey do" list for you this weekend."

The term is commonly used in a light-hearted and humorous manner between couples, often accompanied by a smile or a loving tone. It is a way of asking for assistance or delegating tasks in a friendly and affectionate way, rather than issuing a direct command.