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high tea
noun
- a late afternoon or early evening meal similar to a light supper.
high tea
noun
- See tea
Word History and Origins
Origin of high tea1
Example Sentences
“We were brought up with the King, we celebrate the King’s birthday with the boys - it’s fun to have high tea and dress up in our best outfits.”
“Bridgerton,” on the other hand, leans into a more sedate, swishing-skirt fantasy last served by “Downton Abbey,” which provided something of a beginner’s manual, with its high teas and themed events.
In June, Pennyroyal will host a “Bridgerton” themed, drag high tea and a high tea for Pride.
Several landmarks in Hobart were lit up in Denmark’s red and white colors, as many residents celebrated with a picnic or a high tea at Taroona Beach, near Queen Mary’s childhood home.
And second, whatever you do, please don’t mistake your tea for high tea!
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