A fork of Rural Dictionary
A drink traditionally made from the tea leaf, but can be made from many different herbs and spices. The tea leaf itself comes from India. The vast majority of tea is exported from China and India. Highly addictive. Many varieties, including: Black teas, white teas, green teas, oolong teas, and herbal teas.
A generalization term used, referring to the event of going to a boba shop such as Lollicup, and buying their drinks. This term is mainly used in city locations and some selective suburban areas. Boba drinks consist of different varieties of teas: milk tea, black tea, green tea, etc.
Hey let's go grab some Tea at the local boba shop.
A very common hot drink that comes from india and sorrounding areas. It is made by taking the leaves from a tea bush and boiling them. this means that such things as Peppermint "tea" or Apple "tea" are in fact not teas they just share the name ( like how the americans stole football) The reason tea is not as popular in american i mostly due to the boston tea part after which the coffee became the norm. Although people often connect england with tea it is actually ireland that drinks the most tea (as well as the most beer). alot of people can be put off by tea if when the first try it probably becaue it is made wrong. most people let it sit for too long after about 5 minutes the leaf releases tannins making a bitter taste. also far to many people have an overdose of milk and sugar and on top of that they do not properly add it. milk should always be warmed then have the tea added to it other wise the milk would be scalded. the milk tastes foul so to compensate for the poor tast more milk is added and then all flavour is lost and people are left with the wrong impression -Tea should be served in a cup not a mug -Iced Tea generally has nothing to do with tea and will often scew statistics -The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints considers it taboo to drink tea god knows why.
I prefer my tea black but if you are going to put something in it, do it right. The only Rival to a good cup of tea i a good cup of guinness, and like tea guinness can not just be poured to be good it should take 119 sec but that is a different story.
When someone has the drama and you like to keep up with the drama! So then you say "what's the tea?" Or "spill the tea!" Any of those phrases would fit in this situation . Tea can be many things ( its Based on what the drama is)
Lupe:"so whats the tea sis?" Ella:"well james charles is going on tour!"
Tea when someone is talking about something that happened or about someone, or even when someone exposes you, some might call it Tea or gossip but we all know it’s Tea ☕️
Ex 1: Girl spell the Tea. Ex 2: “and that’s the Tea!