teabagging
4.8
Putting a tea bag in hot water to make tea
- noun
- /ˈtiˌbæɡɪŋ/
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infusión
- She enjoyed making her morning tea by teabagging a fresh bag in hot water.
Examples
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For the best taste, remember to avoid teabagging for too long.
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And I'm like, it's morphed into can I at least get both of you teabags because it starts off?
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After boiling the water, he began teabagging the herbal blend to extract its flavors.
Surface Forms
teabagging singular
teabagings plural
Morphology
Etymology
Teabagging originally means putting a tea bag into hot water to 'steep' the leaves and give the drink its flavor, so the noun simply names the process of making tea with a tea bag.