teahouse
[tee-hous]
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noun, plural tea·hous·es [tee-hou-ziz] /ˈtiˌhaʊ zɪz/.
a restaurant or other establishment, especially in the Far East, where tea and refreshments are served.
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It is made to look like a Japanese teahouse, she explained to Miss Sallie.
The Automobile Girls at NewportLaura Dent Crane
The likin-barrier is here, and a teahouse or two, and the guardian temple.
An Australian in ChinaGeorge Ernest Morrison
On arriving at a teahouse which had been erected in the gardens, everybody rested and partook of tea.
Two Years in the Forbidden CityThe Princess Der Ling
These were afterwards made into chairs, tables and other useful articles for Her Majesty's teahouse.
Two Years in the Forbidden CityThe Princess Der Ling
Recollecting this, Taro stopped at a teahouse and changed his rough cotton suit for the silken one.
Warriors of Old Japan and Other StoriesYei Theodora Ozaki
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