tea

Light, silly talk about other people

Something you like or are good at

To have tea and a light meal with someone in the afternoon or early evening

Refuse to do something even for a very large amount of money because it is too important to give up

Very weak and hard to believe

Something not important to the current topic

Something that is not related to what people are talking about

A cold drink of tea served with ice and sometimes sugar or lemon

A political movement in the United States that wants smaller government and lower taxes

Tea from leaves steamed and dried with a light fresh taste

A social gathering in the afternoon where people drink tea and eat light food

A cold drink of tea poured over ice, often with lemon or sugar

A hot drink made from herbs or other plants, not tea leaves

A small paper bag with tea leaves for making one cup of tea

A drink people make by pouring hot water over dried camomile flowers to help them relax

A light meal in the afternoon with tea and small cakes, sandwiches, or scones

A matching set of cups, saucers, and a teapot used to serve tea

A protest in 1773 when American colonists dumped British tea into Boston Harbor to protest taxes

An early evening meal with tea and foods like sandwiches and cakes

A dark, strong tea made from leaves left to change color

A formal event in Japan or China where people prepare and serve tea carefully according to tradition

A set of matching cups, teapot, and dishes used to serve tea

A hot drink made by steeping ginger slices in boiling water

A cloth for drying washed dishes and cutlery

A hot drink made by soaking plant leaves or flowers in hot water

Tea left in sunlight to steep and served cold with ice

A garden bush with large pink or yellow flowers that have a nice smell

A drink with little flavor or something that fails to convince

A soft cover placed over a teapot to keep tea warm

A short informal break at work to drink tea or another drink

A small piece of furniture for serving tea and snacks to guests

A flat thing used to carry a teapot and cups when serving tea

A strong black tea blend often served with milk at breakfast

A hot drink you make by putting sage leaves in hot water

A clear drink made by cooking beef slowly in water for sick people

A small cart on wheels for serving tea, coffee, or light food

A small metal ball with holes that holds loose tea leaves while brewing

A small cart on wheels used to serve tea and snacks

A light tea made from young leaves with little processing that has a pale color and gentle flavor

A tea made from the leaves of a plant with yellow flowers that people use as medicine

A weak tea that people make with milk and sugar for children

A black tea from Sri Lanka with a bright, citrus taste

A type of Chinese black tea made from rolled leaves with a smooth, mild taste

A small evergreen shrub with white bell-shaped flowers whose leaves were used to make tea during the American Revolution

A hot drink made by putting dill leaves or seeds in water

A bush with spiny branches that has purple flowers and bright orange-red berries

Leaves of a plant that people chew or brew as tea to feel more awake and a little happy

A drink or chew made from plant leaves that makes you feel more awake

An evergreen shrub with hairy leaves and small white flowers that people brew as tea

A small bush with strong-smelling leaves that grows in bogs

A strong-smelling herb used for cooking and in traditional medicine

A low shrub with white bell-shaped flowers and fragrant leaves used for herbal tea

A small bush that grows in the Rocky Mountains with sticky, scented leaves

A long-handled spoon for stirring drinks in tall glasses

A strong smelling plant with bright flowers used to make tea

A South American plant with dried leaves used to make mate, a hot caffeinated drink

Children play at having a formal tea with toy cups and pretend food

A thing that is very sweet and makes you feel happy

Having a gentle smell like tea

A small tool placed over a cup to catch loose tea leaves when pouring

A strong wooden box used to store or carry tea

A small cloth put on a table when serving tea

A small flat sweet cookie that people eat with tea

A sweet bread often made with dried fruit and served with tea

A small box with a lid for keeping tea leaves or tea bags

A strong liquid made from tea leaves used to flavor drinks and food

A small cloth used to protect clothes and hold food during tea

A small cafe where people drink tea and eat light food

A group of trees and bushes from Asia that includes the tea plant and camellias

A garden or outdoor area where people sit to drink tea and eat light food

A long loose dress that women wore at home in the afternoon for tea

A dried leaf from the tea plant used to make a hot drink

A small metal container with holes that holds tea leaves while brewing

An electric machine that heats water, brews tea, and keeps it warm

A large metal container that holds and serves hot tea at gatherings

A small cart on wheels used to serve tea and light food

A small moth that eats leaves of tea and coffee plants, damaging crops

A drink like tea that uses herbs or flowers instead of tea leaves

A small shrub from the Rocky Mountains with leaves used to make a warm drink

A tropical American plant with a strong, unpleasant smell