Answer: TEA
TEA is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 978 times.
Referring Clues:
- Samovar serving
- Hot spot, in lunch counter lingo
- Coffee alternative
- Boston __ Party
- It may be high in the afternoon
- Leaves at 4:00?
- Wonderland drink
- This is popular in spots
- It may be black or green
- Tetley product
- 4:00 gathering
- Social
- Sri Lanka export
- 4:00, in Kent
- Jetsam of 1773
- Genteel affair
- Iced ___
- Parlor drink
- Old-fashioned cold remedy
- Oolong, for one
- After-dinner offering
- Earl Grey, e.g.
- Steeped beverage
- Kind of cozy
- It's served in spots
- 1773 jetsam
- Darjeeling or oolong
- Drink in a cup
- __ break (Brit's intermission from work)
- It may be taken in spots
- Hot drink with honey and lemon
- Kind of service
- Leaves in the afternoon?
- Hatter affair
- 4:00 affair
- Lipton product
- A cuppa
- Drink "for two"
- Chinese restaurant offering
- Boston Harbor jetsam of 1773
- Flight attendant's offering
- It may be in the bag
- Society affair
- It may be spiced
- It may be served in spots
- Leaves in a bag
- Part of a baby bottle
- Social service?
- Brewer's brew
- Word with caddy or bag
- Black __ (orange pekoe, e.g.)
- See 15-Across
- Drink with crumpets
- Kind of garden
- ___ caddy
- Caffeine source
- It may be iced or spiced
- Kind of party
- It may be brewing
- Word with black or green
- Twinings product
- Oolong or pekoe
- What Mr. Coffee doesn't drink?
- First product of 53-Down
- Social event
- Gunpowder, for one
- Blue mountain ___ (goldenrod)
- Mad Hatter's drink
- High ___
- Product once harbored in Boston?
- Britain's ___ Act of 1773
- Midafternoon repast
- It may be herbal
- After-dinner serving
- Drink with one lump or two
- Green brew
- Good source of antioxidants
- It may be served with crumpets
- Some like it hot
- See 52-Across
- Scone's go-with
- Afternoon social
- What's brewing, perhaps
- What some balls are filled with
- Garden party, maybe
- Alternative to coffee
- Leaves for a drink
- Picker-upper
- Gunpowder, e.g.
- Kind of cart
- Something overthrown shortly before the American Revolution
- With 45-Down, beverage dispenser
- ___ Rose
- With 53-Down, ingredient in some soaps
- Bagged leaves
- Afternoon event
- Lemon ___
- Leaves in hot water
- Afternoon affair
- Hot spot?
- Social type
- Leaves after dinner?
- 4:00 drink
- Celestial Seasonings product
- 1773 jetsam in Boston Harbor
- Beverage often served with sugar or lemon
- Event at which some people wear gloves
- "___ With Mussolini" (Zeffirelli film)
- Leaves with a caddy?
- Earl Grey, for one
- Chinese export
- Samovar beverage
- Infused leaves
- It may be sun-brewed
- Herbal quaff
- Brew for two?
- Drink from a bag?
- Drink served with crumpets
- Snapple specialty
- Drink in a kettle
- Leaves in the bag
- Chinese restaurant freebie
- Chinese restaurant quaff
- It's in the bag
- Leaves in the bag?
- Chinese restaurant staple
- Beverage choice
- Beverage from a bag
- Four o'clock drink
- Afternoon gathering
- The March Hare's quaff
- Ball or bag contents
- Leaves at four o'clock?
- Spot in Surrey?
- March Hare's cupful
- Texas ___ (oil)
- Sympathy's partner
- Gunpowder or hyson
- 4:00 get-together, in London
- Indian export
- Brew "for two"
- Afternoon reception
- Afternoon brew
- Oolong or Earl Grey
- What some caddies hold
- Chinese restaurant drink
- Drink from a bag
- Reception
- Caddy's contents
- Afternoon drink, perhaps
- Soho social
- Herbal brew
- Break fluid?
- Chinese restaurant beverage
- Leaves in hot water?
- Crumpets partner
- Red Rose beverage
- Fortuneteller's leaves
- The Mad Hatter's drink
- March Hare's offering to Alice
- Afternoon refreshment
- Green beverage
- Drink with dim sum
- Chinese drink
- Scone accompaniment
- Leaves in water?
- Mad Hatter's quaff
- Surrey spot?
- Cozy cupful
- Sri Lankan export
- Contents of some bags
- Its taxation was protested in 1773
- Word before garden or party
- Major Indian export
- Word on a Lipton box
- Word with spoon or cup
- Mad Hatter's beverage
- Caddy contents
- "___ for Two"
- Twankay, e.g.
- Common make-believe drink
- What the Mad Hatter served
- Texas __: oil
- Black or green drink
- It can be green or black
- Sushi bar quaff
- Party drink
- Sipped beverage
- Congou, for example
- Soho drink
- A caddy might hold it
- The East India Company traded in it
- Nanny ___ (folk remedy of sheep manure in hot water)
- Contents of some small bags
- Word with towel or service
- Word with rose or garden
- Darjeeling, for example
- "___ and Sympathy"
- Cozy drink?
- Oolong, e.g.
- Earl Grey, for example
- Afternoon repast
- Sympathy accompanier
- Orange pekoe, for example
- Hot pot contents
- Steeped stuff
- Word with garden or party
- What the Hatter and the March Hare drank
- Genteel event
- With 49-Down, "Spanglish" actress
- Wonderland spot
- Pekoe or green
- Cup with crumpets
- Social beverage
- 49-Across product
- It's taken in spots
- Texas __: petroleum
- Rugby ritual
- Spot from a pot?
- Black __
- Word after beef or cream
- Leaves in a cup
- Herbal drink
- Four spot?
- Herbal __
- Mad Hatter's serving
- It may require a cart and a caddy
- Afternoon service
- Leaves for a drink?
- Brit's break
- Word with ball or caddy
- Spot in the afternoon?
- Kind of bag or ball
- Actress Leoni
- Between-meals reception
- Word that can precede the start of 17- and 59-Across and 11- and 25-Down
- Traditional beverage
- Hot beverage
- Crumpets go-with
- High __
- 4:00 social
- Hot drink
- Brewed beverage
- Leaves in bags
- Chinese beverage
- Crumpets' colleague
- Herb __
- Mint __
- Pekoe purchase
- Pekoe, for instance
- Cozy do
- British East India Company product
- Brighton brew
- White-gloves affair
- Brit's beverage
- Genteel gathering
- British beverage
- It may be bagged
- Something steeped
- Social gathering
- __ service
- Drink with a 13 Across
- Oolong, for instance
- Nonalcoholic brew
- Chanoyu drink
- Japanese ceremonial drink
- Afternoon drink, for many
- What some caddies carry
- "___ with Mussolini" (1999 film)
- Leaves underwater?
- Afternoon quaff
- "Coffee or ___?"
- Bagged beverage
- ''High'' beverage
- Kettle contents
- Sleepytime or gunpowder
- Ceylon black, e.g.
- Twinings offering
- What's in the bag?
- It's bagged in the grocery store
- Mad Hatter affair
- Afternoon serving
- Dorset drink
- Blackpool break
- The Mad Hatter's beverage
- New York's Russian ___ Room
- Party still celebrated in Boston
- Afternoon event in Chelsea
- Afternoon party
- 4 p.m., in Kent
- Leaves for the afternoon?
- It's for two, in song
- It gets into hot water
- It's measured in spots?
- Jasmine, for one
- Chanoyu ritual drink
- Spot from a pot
- Mid-afternoon drink
- A&P's original business
- It can be black or green
- It may be iced
- Bagged leaves?
- Darjeeling, for one
- Hunan or dynamite
- Historic Boston Harbor flotsam
- It can be for two or for the Tillerman
- Kind of cozy?
- Leaves in the pot
- Beverage for two?
- Focus of a 1773 party
- It goes with crumpets
- Word with "bag" or "caddy"
- Earl Grey or Darjeeling
- Drink with a scone
- It was once harbored in Boston?
- You may have a spot of it
- Herbal concoction
- It may come in spots
- Famous party
- Sri Lankan crop
- Crumpet chaser
- Sympathy partner
- It was once harbored in Boston
- Beverage for a genteel affair, e.g.
- Popular brew
- British time
- Hyson, for one
- A perk-me-up?
- Time in London?
- Crumpet companion
- Caffeine provider
- Long Island drink
- Start with spoons and cups?
- Word with bag or cup
- Word with cake or party
- Boston castoff
- It's bagged in the supermarket
- Hyson or oolong
- March Hare's offering
- Afternoon drink
- One may be high at four
- Crumpets' partner
- Drink with a string in it, perhaps
- 4:00 London social
- Darjeeling drink
- Pick-me-up cupful
- After-dinner drink
- ___ party
- Something bagged in the pantry
- White-glove affair
- Social drink
- Kettle filler
- Orange pekoe, for one
- Leaves in the pot?
- __ leaf
- Beverage with scones
- See 49 Down
- What the Mad Hatter pours on the Dormouse to wake it up
- Orange pekoe, e.g.
- Social brew
- Drink served in spots?
- It may be iced in warm weather
- ___ Party movement
- Something brewing?
- Reason for a service break at Wimbledon?
- Wonderland beverage
- English Breakfast, for one
- Big export from Sri Lanka
- "Iced" drink
- Afternoon meal, across the pond
- Breakfast cupful
- See 21-Across
- Scone go-with
- It's bagged at the market
- Drink in a pot
- Drink served in "spots"
- The British often take it
- Pekoe, e.g.
- Party drink?
- Crumpet accompaniment
- Beverage with crumpets
- Afternoon drink, for some
- Oolong or darjeeling
- Something to take in the afternoon
- Hot or iced drink
- Kind of party for Glenn Beck?
- Society event
- Afternoon break
- ___ Party Nation
- Type of leaf or service
- Leaves in the water?
- Chamomile beverage
- Drink from leaves
- It may be taken in a parlor
- Beverage often served with lemon
- Green or black brew
- Lipton drink
- Healthful Quaff
- ___ set
- Word with "service" or "ceremony"
- Quaint get-together
- "High" beverage
- Texas ___: petroleum
- Herbal ___
- Black ___
- Boston ___ Party
- Texas ___: oil
- ___ leaf
- World's most popular drink
- Red Zinger, for one
- Brewer's product
- Leaves at 4?
- Jetsam in 1773
- Lipton's line
- It's steeped in tradition
- 1773 Boston Harbor jetsam
- Drink in the afternoon
- Word after green or gunpowder
- With 76D, "Spanglish" star
- Steeper?
- Black or green stuff
- Herb ___
- Mint ___
- ___ service
- British East India Co. monopoly
- Chinese brew
- Dainty beverage
- Cricket drink
- Afternoon potful
- Small bag of buds that might chill you out
- Party that's split in 23-, 34- and 50-Across
- Pekoe or Assam
- Drink with its own character in the Chinese alphabet
- Reefer, in slang
- Earl or Lady Grey
- It comes in bags
- Pekoe,for one
- Beverage served hot or cold
- Afternoon ritual
- Pekoe, for one
- Pekoe or Djarling
- Leaves for a party?
- Word with cozy or bag
- Party for Palin
- 4:00 English drink
- See 3-Down
- Product of the Camellia sinensis plant
- Mad Hatter's offering
- Drink available in black, white, green and red
- Drink offered to Alice
- Beverage for Wallace and Gromit
- It's often iced in summer
- Green or sassafras
- Tazo product
- Four O'Clock is a brand of it
- Mild brew
- "When I Take My Sugar to ___": 1931 hit
- It may be green or black
- Afternoon cup
- Pekoe plantation product
- Leaves after supper?
- Something sipped with a scone
- Caddy's holding
- Afternoon get-together
- Afternoon beverage
- Mad Hatter's brew
- Pot brew
- Assam export
- Brit brew
- Pot fill
- British brew
- Brewed drink
- Brit's brew
- Hot drink
- Boston Harbor jetsam
- Pekoe or oolong
- '___ for Two'
- Alternative to 56-Across
- Wonderland quaff
- Darjeeling, e.g.
- Bag of leaves?
- Afternoon delight?
- Four p.m. affair
- Chamomile, for one
- '___ and Sympathy'
- Midafternoon social
- Mid-afternoon social
- With 38-Across, Wonderland event
- Mad Hatter's affair
- 1773 castoff
- Indonesian export
- Crumpet eater's quaff
- Caddy quaff
- 4 p.m. drink
- Lipton option
- Caddy drink
- Caffeinated beverage
- Healthful drink
- Universal beverage
- Caffeinated drink
- Chamomile, e.g.
- Sipped drink
- Hot brew
- Steeped drink
- Chai, e.g.
- Starbucks' offering
- Brewed drink (found in all four long answers)
- See 7-Down
- Hot herbal drink
- Pekoe or Darjeeling
- Potable
- Bag of leaves, perhaps
- Herbal beverage
- 4 o'clock refreshment
- Type of service or caddy
- Afternoon social event
- Kenyan export
- Type of spoon or cup
- Kind of bag for leaves?
- Lapsang souchong, e.g.
- Service staple
- Spot in a pot
- Drink from Tazo
- The ___ Party
- Drawing room event
- Spot in the United Kingdom?
- Long Island Iced ___
- Small bag of leaves
- Hot brewed beverage
- Party serving
- Word with pot or party
- Afternoon social gathering
- Export of India
- 4 p.m. refreshment, perhaps
- Alternative to 38-Down
- Cozy intro?
- Party quaff?
- Major Kenyan export
- Leoni of "Tower Heist"
- Tetley drink
- Oolong or souchong
- ___ bag
- With 6-Down, cups and saucers and such
- Spot in front of the telly?
- Leaves in cups
- Twinings drink
- Weak ___
- Leaves in the pantry
- See 48 Down
- It may be drunk at 4:00
- Orange Pekoe or English Breakfast
- Subject of a 1773 Act of Parliament
- Brew in a bag
- Kind of towel or party
- After-dinner order
- Cuppa contents
- Starbucks serves it
- Steeped brew
- Bangladesh export
- Rooibos, for one
- Drink served with scones
- Mad Hatter's party drink
- English afternoon spot
- Beverage in a caterer's urn
- Bohea or oolong
- Contents of some hot pots
- Infuser contents
- Herbal soother
- See 125-Across
- "Sweet" symbol of the South
- What a caddy may hold
- Labrador ______
- Caddy content
- Herbal infusion
- Constant Comment, e.g.
- Afternoon cupful, say
- It may come in loose-leaf form
- No-calorie drink
- Beverage in a ceremony
- Alternative to coffee or milk
- ___ leaves
- Oolong or bohea
- Tan breakfast beverage
- Sleepytime ___
- Sussex sip
- It comes in a bag, often
- Devonshire drink
- Iced drink
- London "cuppa"
- It gets hot in a bag
- Earl Grey or Orange Pekoe
- Common drink
- Something brewing
- Leaves at Starbucks?
- It is popular in spots
- Captain Picard's drink of choice
- Hot potful
- Red Rose or Earl Grey
- Leaves with biscuits, say?
- It's bagged in the market
- Beverage at The Plaza
- Word before set or service
- People often strain to make it
- Common beverage
- English breakfast, e.g.
- English or Irish Breakfast
- Midafternoon drink, for many
- Bled for a social affair, perhaps
- After-dinner beverage
- Darjeeling export
- Leaves on a trolley, say
- Celestial Seasonings offering
- ___ cozy
- Drink often iced
- Drink in Boston Harbor?
- Crumpets' go-with
- Colonial castoff
- Drink for "The Snoop Sisters"
- Drink
- Event with crumpets
- See 56-Down
- Midday quaff
- Word with party or bag
- Word with cake or break
- Chamomile concoction
- Tetley offering
- A caddy may hold it
- Long Island iced cocktail
- ___ Party (modern political group)
- ___ sandwiches
- Serving at a Chinese restaurant
- Afternoon pouring
- Export from 50-Down
- Salada product
- Iced
- Green, for one
- Gathering that may involve a wagon
- Contents of some chests
- Oolong
- Kencha or Kukicha
- Word with black or blended
- Word before party or ball
- Brewed soother
- Herb
- 4 o'clock affair
- Samovar contents
- Major Sri Lankan export
- Serving in Japanese ceremonies
- Break in London
- Assam, for one
- Chai ___
- Wimbledon quaff
- English break
- See 16-Across
- Gunpowder is a type of it
- Instant ___
- Preceder of caddy or cup
- Beverage "for two"
- Word with caddy or ball
- Long Island Iced ___: cocktail
- Caddy option
- Red Rose, for one
- Londoner's brew
- Bigelow's Sweet Dreams, e.g.
- 4 p.m. social
- Samovar brew
- Word with "spoon" or "bag"
- Brewed quaff
- Tetley option
- Dim sum beverage
- Caddy contents, perhaps
- See 65-Across
- Chai or pekoe
- Pot contents
- What a caddy might hold
- Keemun or Lap Sang
- The Twinings shop at 216 Strand in London, e.g.
- It might be in the bag
- Leaves for a drink from a bag?
- United Kingdom brew
- Beverage leaves
- Drink often served with a lemon wedge
- Coffee's alternative
- Orange Pekoe or Red Rose
- Caddy contents, sometimes
- Hyson or souchong
- Alice in Wonderland party drink
- "Alice in Wonderland" party drink
- Starbucks order
- It may be taken in the afternoon
- Drink that's steeped
- It may be iced when it's warm outside
- Some submerged leaves
- Jetsam of Dec. 16, 1773
- Breakfast spot?
- Spot of ___
- British afternoon break
- Leaves for a Chinese dinner
- Bancha or Dimbula
- Common British drink
- Elevenses drink
- The March Hare's brew
- Scones go-with
- Bohea, e.g.
- Herbal remedy
- Product broken before bagging
- Common potable
- Light meal
- Lipton offering
- Type of caddy or cup
- 30-Across in America
- Type of indoor caddy
- Women's club event
- Sweet ___
- What fills some pots
- Leaves for socials?
- Something served with scones
- Common hot beverage
- Common hot or iced drink
- Word with "caddy" or "cup"
- Pot leaves
- Crumpets companion
- Drink offered by a caddy
- AriZona offering
- Drink in a ceremony
- Common U.K. brew
- It's purchased by the bagful
- Bigelow offering
- Loose-leaf purchase
- Subject of a controversial tax, once
- Tisane, e.g.
- Beverage brewed from bags
- Serving from a trolley
- It may come hot or iced
- After-dinner option
- Source of caffeine
- See 83-Across
- Apt brew for a golfer?
- A cozy drink?
- Hot winter drink
- Black or green beverage
- "Eat Drink Man Woman" drink
- Rose hip and red zinger, e.g.
- Type of party
- Hyson, e.g.
- Japanese drink
- Drink with scones
- 46 Across homonym
- It can be green, red or yellow
- It was thrown into the harbor in a 1773 "party"
- Drink with jam and bread, in song
- Drink that's often iced
- "High" drink
- Boston Harbor drink?
- Brewed concoction
- England first bagged it in 1953
- Leaves to make a drink
- Long Island iced stuff
- Breakfast brew
- Drink of Japanese ceremonies
- Service beverage
- Drink that's brewed
- Pot leaves?
- Brit's "cuppa"
- Drink from a kettle
- Leaves to steep
- Historical Boston drink
- Oolong or gunpowder
- Vietnamese export
- Beverage with dim sum
- Mad Hatter's cupful
- Chief agricultural export of Kenya
- English cuppa
- Break during a cricket match
- Bigelow product
- Reception with scones
- Big export of Sri Lanka
- "Green" or "black" beverage
- Beverage served in spots
- See 40-Across
- Japanese ceremonial brew
- Sushi bar serving
- China : cha :: U.S. : ___
- Beverage made from bags
- "Pink" drink
- "Green" refreshment
- "Hot" or "iced" drink
- Spill the ___ (dish out gossip)
- Earl Grey or pekoe
- In-flight drink option
- What a caddy holds
- What some urns dispense
- Something enjoyed during elevenses
- Earl Grey or oolong
- Infused beverage
- Dim sum go-with
- See 13-Down
- Drink often served with scones
- Spot to drink
- Cause of a brewed awakening?
- Leaves in a box?
- March Hare's brew
- It might be unsweetened
- Spill the ___ (reveal sensitive information)
- Espresso alternative
- Beverage served in "spots"
- Follower of "Chai" or "Thai"
- Part of a dim sum meal
- Leaves in a pantry
- Hot or iced brew
- Drink served with sushi
- English breakfast ___
- Contents of an infuser
- Hot cupful
- Coffee shop offering
- Wimbledon service?
- Pekoe, for example
- The Queen's afternoon meal
- March Hare's serving
- Black, red or green drink
- An indispensable ingredient in the elixir of life, per Lao-tzu
- Marijuana, in older slang
- Beverage made of dried leaves
- What "chai" means
- Spill the ___ (gossip)
- Red or black drink
- Part of a Victorian social schedule
- Afternoon ___
- Weak ___ (unconvincing argument)
- Important Kenya export
- Brit's hot beverage
- Drink that might be full of bubbles
- Colorant for faux-antique paper
- Leaves before paying the check?
- Brewed cupful
- It can be sipped or spilled
- Black or white drink
- Orange pekoe, for instance
- You might have a ball with it
- Bags in a grocery bag
- Carpet stain removable with vinegar
- Bigelow beverage
- Something to pay a steep price for?
- Cha chaan teng drink
- Chai
- China is its largest exporter
- Leaves for a spot
- Throat soother
- Yak butter ___ (traditional Tibetan drink)
- Loose-leaf ___
- Brew that might be black or green
- Oolong, for example
- Lipton brew
- "Loose" product in a pantry
- Companion of crumpets
- British hot beverage
- What Mrs. Potts and Chip serve in "Beauty and the Beast"
- Spill the ___: gossip
- Two after "sew" in a "Sound of Music" song
- Lapsang souchong, for example
- Pekoe or Earl Grey
- After-dinner hot drink
- Drink enjoyed with scones
- Major export of Kenya
- Sun ___
- "High" afternoon meal
- Offering in china ... or from China
- *With some of 6-Down and all of 24-Down, disentangle
- Gossip fodder, slangily
- Earl Grey, say
- Bubble ___: Taiwanese drink
- Leaves for dim sum
- Green or black drink
- Green ___ mochi
- Gossip, in Black vernacular
- Brew that sounds like its first letter
- London hot spot?
- Bubble ___
- Gossip, in slang
- Hot ___
- Nickname on a ranch
- Matcha, e.g.
- Gossip that gets "spilled"
- Something for two, in song
- Most consumed drink in the world
- Drink that might have a bag in it
- Drink that might be served with scones
- Leaves in small bags
- Beverage in a kettle
- Drink that may contain tapioca pearls
- Gossip, in modern parlance
- Word after high or weak
- Crumpets drink
- Cha chaan teng serving
- With 59-Across, "Madam Secretary" star
- Rooibos, e.g.
- 38-Across product
- Gossip
- Word after "cheese" or "chamomile"
- Latest gossip, in modern lingo
- Green ___ ice cream
- Cosy "spot"
- Chrysanthemum beverage
- Aromatic beverage
- Brew that might have honey added
- Hot spot in the afternoon, say
- Leaves in a pot
- Chazuke ingredient
- "It wasn't my cup of ___"
- Drink sipped by Kermit in a meme
- Beverage in which some eggs are boiled
- Garden activity
- Oolong or pu-erh
- Hot spot in England?
- Green or black beverage
- Gossip, slangily
- See 95-Across
- Matcha, for one
- Sencha or matcha
- Drink "for two" in song
- Pouchong oolong, for example
- Beverage brewed in a chawan
- "A true warrior, like ___, shows his strength in hot water" (Chinese proverb)
- Brewed beverage that may be hot or iced
- The "cha" in "matcha"
- Sleepytime Bear product
- Beverage that comes in green and black varieties
- Tazo beverage
- Loose ___
- Steaming cupful
- Matcha or sencha
- Lipton beverage
- Sri Lankan specialty
- Remedy for a sore throat
- Spilled gossip
- Peppermint ___
- Rooibos or oolong
- Beverage that may come with a bag
- "Chai" in English
- Salabat, for example
- Hot, brewed drink
- Green ___
- Ingredient in a London Fog
- PG Tips, e.g.
- Oolong or chamomile
- 39-Down, e.g.
- Oolong or rooibos
- Dim sum drink
- ___ pets (ceramic toys that react to hot water)
- Word after "bubble" or "iced"
- Drink that might be brewed in a gaiwan
- Green, black, red or white beverage
- Ceylon or matcha, e.g.
- Matcha, for example
- Biluochun or pekoe
- Something "spilled" by a gossip
- It's typically taken in the afternoon
- Shoumei or oolong
- It can be spilled literally or metaphorically
- Beverage made from Camellia sinensis leaves
- Gossip that's "spilled"
- Leaves on the shelf?
- Hot brewed drink
- Cha, chai, or matcha
- Gossip that you can "spill"
- Oolong or pu'er
- Dianhong or pekoe
- Matcha or chai
- What the March Hare dips his watch in
- Mixed bag?
- What "chai" means in Urdu and Hindi
- Black, white or green beverage
- Cuppa, to a Brit
- Sachet filler
- Gossip, in modern lingo
- Drink often served with pork buns
- It may come loose
- Gossip, in modern slang
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- USA Today - September 12, 2024
- New York Times - September 08, 2024
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