pink tea
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of pink tea
An Americanism dating back to 1885–90
Example Sentences
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Before I could think of what to say, Mama picked up florist wire, kitchen shears, and a bucket of pink tea roses and scooted past me.
From Literature
A shimmering pink tea beckoned from a glass jug at Greenhouse Café’s booth at the Queen Anne Farmers Market recently.
From Seattle Times
Pink tea dresses covered in flowers.
From New York Times
If you go, try: Pink Tea, which contains milk that’s been boiled with green tea leaves and saffron strands, and has a soft pink color and fragrant aftertaste.
From Washington Post
It was a tailored tie-silk dressing gown, beige, with a pretty pattern of minute pink tea roses.
From Literature
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