to teabagging
- verb
- /ˈtiːˌbæɡɪŋ/
- He prefers teabagging his cup several times to make the tea stronger.
Examples
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She teabags her favorite green tea every morning.
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I will teabag the tea for three minutes.
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She spent a moment teabagging the mug to get the right strength before adding milk.
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After teabagging the water, he removed the bag and added sugar.
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She spent a moment teabagging the mug to get the right strength before adding milk.
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He prefers teabagging his cup several times to make the tea stronger.
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After teabagging the water, he removed the bag and added sugar.
Synonyms
To steep tea leaves or herbs again to get more flavor
Surface Forms
Morphology
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.