teashop
- noun
- /ˈtiˌʃɔp/
- UK
:
salón de té
- He owns a teashop.
Examples
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She enjoyed a warm cup of tea and a pastry at the small teashop around the corner.
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Then a friend and I opened a teashop in Hythe.
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Stef and Dzhun were having breakfast in a teashop deep in the Clouds and Rain District.
Fiction book (2000) -
He escorted her up the block where they stopped at a quaint little teashop.
Blog text (28) -
As an afterthought, he picked up the phone and hit the speed dial for The Star-Struck Cup, his ex-wife's teashop.
Fiction book (2002) -
Effortlessly, Dzhun put her whore's persona on again, screaming and waving at a friend who had just entered the teashop.
Fiction book (2000) -
So we stayed there fixing old furniture and propping up reeling mangers, building benches and tables for the local teashops.
Fiction book (1994) -
He sat at a table at a teashop to wait for his friend.
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As Suresh emerged from the small bus station, a friend invited him to join her at a nearby teashop.
Synonyms
156
1.0
A small cafe where people buy coffee and light food
25
1.0
A small place where people drink coffee and eat light food
5
5.7
A small simple restaurant that serves coffee and sandwiches at a counter
5
1.3
A small café where people buy coffee and light snacks
5
7.7
A small place that serves simple meals and drinks
4
2.7
A place where people drink tea and eat light food
4
3.0
A small cafe that serves tea with light meals like cakes and sandwiches
1
8.3
A small shop that sells hot meals to people
A small cafe where people drink tea and eat light food
A small coffee shop that mostly serves espresso and other coffee drinks
How Cozy
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word teashop is made of tea and shop, where tea comes from a Chinese word for 'tea' and shop means 'a small store'. So a teashop is a small place where people have tea and light food.