chanoyu
noun
cha·no·yu
¦chänō¦yü
plural -s
: a Japanese ceremony consisting of the serving and taking of tea in accordance with an elaborate ritual
Word History
Etymology
Japanese, from cha tea (from Chinese ch'a2) + no of + yu hot water
- have in the palm of one's hand
- have issues
- have it
- have it coming
- have it coming (to one)
- have it coming to one
- have it good
- have it in for
- have it in mind
- have it in one
- have it made
- have it made in the shade
- have it on excellent authority
- have it on good authority
- have it on good/excellent authority
- have it one's (own) way
- have it one's own way
- have it one's way
- have it out
- have it over
- have it rough
- have its beginnings
- have its uses
- have kittens
- have less in common with