coffee
- noun
- /ˈkɔːfi/
- Charlie measures spoonfuls of ground coffee into the pot and turns on the burner.
- coffee beans
- grow coffee
- coffee export
Maybe like without the coffee bean in it, you know what I mean?
- Maybe like without the coffee bean in it, you know what I mean?
- Coffee grounds, coffee filters and non nylon tea bags.
- Black Rifle Coffee imports high quality coffee beans from Colombia and Brazil.
- So unfortunate for me I ran out of coffee like coffee grounds.
Examples
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The barista recommended a special blend of coffee from Colombia, known for its fruity flavor.
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My favorite is the Vietnamese coffee with the condensed milk.
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I got to finish this very large coffee quickly.
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How about a cup of coffee?
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- How much is the coffee?
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Coffee would be great with cream and no sugar.
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Let me get you some coffees to go.
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I can't wait to get back to the coffee at home.
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Have you seen my coffee mug?
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She bought heels and a skirt, then she went over to the coffee shop across the street.
Synonyms
A small seed from a tree that people roast and grind to make coffee
Idioms
Compounds
A large attractive book with many photos or pictures kept on a living room table for guests to browse
A strong coffee made by boiling very finely ground beans, not filtered and often with sugar
A small tropical tree that grows red cherries containing beans used to make a hot drink
An evergreen bush in the western United States that produces small red or black berries
- Specialized
A tiny living thing that makes coffee plants and other tropical crops sick
- Specialized
A ring-shaped mark that appears at the edge of a liquid drop as it dries
- Indian
A tropical shrub with shiny leaves and sweet-smelling flowers that open at night
A tropical shrub with many leaves whose seeds smell bad and people use to make cheap coffee
- Specialized
A disease of coffee plants caused by fungi or bacteria that reduces the amount and quality of beans
- US
An evergreen fern from California and Baja California with dark brown stems on its leaves
- Indian
A small movable stand that sells hot coffee and simple food on streets, often at night
A traditional ritual in Ethiopia where people prepare, serve, and drink coffee together
- Archaic
A tropical shrub whose seeds are sometimes roasted and used as fake coffee
- Specialized
A large North American tree with divided leaves and hard seed pods whose seeds are used as a coffee substitute
- Specialized
A coffee plant from West Africa that resists coffee rust and grows in places like Java
- Specialized
A coffee plant from West Africa that makes beans for strong coffee and resists disease
Surface Forms
Etymology
Coffee was first the name of the drink and later was used for the 'seed' or 'bean' that makes it, so when people call a bean coffee they mean the seed that will become the drink.