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to teabagging

4.5
To dip a tea bag in hot water to make tea
  • verb
  • /ˈtiːˌbæɡɪŋ/
: remojar (la bolsita)
  • He prefers teabagging his cup several times to make the tea stronger.

Examples

  • She teabags her favorite green tea every morning.

  • I will teabag the tea for three minutes.

  • She spent a moment teabagging the mug to get the right strength before adding milk.

  • After teabagging the water, he removed the bag and added sugar.

  • She spent a moment teabagging the mug to get the right strength before adding milk.

  • He prefers teabagging his cup several times to make the tea stronger.

  • After teabagging the water, he removed the bag and added sugar.

Synonyms

to reinfuse
vsto teabagging
7.5

To steep tea leaves or herbs again to get more flavor

dips a bag repeatedly in hot water to brew to desired strength

Surface Forms

teabag infinitive
teabagged past
teabagged past participle
teabagging present participle
teabags third person singular

Morphology

teabagging = teabag (transparent) = tea + bag + ing

Formation is the verb 'teabag' (tea + bag) with the progressive/gerundial '-ing', yielding an action of steeping.

Etymology

To teabag (verb) is to dip a tea bag in hot water until the tea reaches the strength you want, which is why people say they are 'teabagging' a cup when they brew tea.