Definition of «teatime»

Tea time refers to a social event or custom in which people gather together for an afternoon snack and/or tea, usually accompanied by light refreshments such as sandwiches, cakes, scones, and pastries. It is typically observed in the late afternoon, around 4 pm, and can be seen as a way to unwind after work or school while enjoying some delicious treats with friends or family members. The tradition of tea time has its roots in England but is now practiced all over the world, including in countries such as India, Sri Lanka, and Japan where it has been adapted to local customs and flavors.

Usage examples

  1. I love to invite my friends over for a teatime gathering, where we enjoy a variety of teas and delicious pastries.
  2. After a long day at work, I like to unwind with a relaxing teatime, sipping on my favorite chamomile tea and reading a book.
  3. In some cultures, teatime is seen as a special occasion and a chance to socialize with friends and family while savoring a cup of tea.
  4. On weekends, I often indulge in teatime at a local café, treating myself to a decadent slice of cake along with a cup of aromatic Earl Grey tea.
  5. Teatime rituals can be a great way to bond with loved ones; my grandmother and I always make time for teatime chats, catching up on life's events over a cup of herbal tea.

Sentences with «teatime»

  • I am sure they would make a perfect teatime treat for Easter. (tinandthyme.uk)
  • Or add a leather belt, a flat cap, and a scarf, and you're ready for teatime at the Revival. (automobilemag.com)
  • Two teams at opposite ends of the table go head to head at teatime on Saturday as Sheffield United host Birmingham. (caughtoffside.com)
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