Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun One who drinks tea; especially, one who uses tea as a beverage habitually or in preference to any other.
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Examples
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There are a variety of teas to choose from, but the jasmine was amazing and you don't have to be a tea-drinker to enjoy it.
Scott Bridges: Modern-meets-traditional Asian Cuisine Scott Bridges 2012
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There are a variety of teas to choose from, but the jasmine was amazing and you don't have to be a tea-drinker to enjoy it.
Scott Bridges: Modern-meets-traditional Asian Cuisine Scott Bridges 2012
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There are a variety of teas to choose from, but the jasmine was amazing and you don't have to be a tea-drinker to enjoy it.
Scott Bridges: Modern-meets-traditional Asian Cuisine Scott Bridges 2012
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There are a variety of teas to choose from, but the jasmine was amazing and you don't have to be a tea-drinker to enjoy it.
Scott Bridges: Modern-meets-traditional Asian Cuisine Scott Bridges 2012
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The Grand Sport is the worthy successor to the Ferrari F40, the Lamborghini Diablo, the McLaren F1 and every other Texas tea-drinker that ever owned the title "world's fastest."
Wired Top Stories 2009
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Being a fellow tea-drinker, I find this story sweet, light and delicate with an amusing aftertaste.
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He was, however, an inveterate tea-drinker; and there was another aromatic herb (I write this with my pipe in my mouth) of which he was, up to the very last, a most ardent consumer.
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They both drank a great deal, but Ben, alas, drank wine overmuch, as was common in his day, while Sam drank endless cups of tea, seventeen or eighteen it might be at a sitting, indeed he called himself a hardened and shameless tea-drinker.
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The good doctor evidently lived up to his reputation as a tea-drinker at all times and places.
The Little Tea Book Arthur Gray
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He devoured rather than eat his food, and was a remarkable tea-drinker; on one occasion, perhaps for bravado, taking twenty-five cups at a sitting.
English Literature, Considered as an Interpreter of English History Designed as a Manual of Instruction Henry Coppee
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