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Definition of cuppa in English: cuppanoun ˈkʌpəˈkəpə British informal A cup of tea. Example sentencesExamples - They spend all day making each other cuppas and I always wondered how they all knew what everyone liked.
- Worse, there's no café in the store, so you can't even enjoy a cuppa while you're working - not that there's anywhere to put one, in any case.
- "I don't drink that much water and I boil the rest for my cuppas, " she said.
- Later on, they go over to Harold's place, where funereal choir music is playing as everyone marches in, white-faced, for cuppas.
- He turned down a star birthday bash to spend his big day serving cuppas at Manchester's Christie Hospital.
- After serving thousands of cuppas during a 27 year career as an assistant in a cafe she has hung up her apron.
- Besides enjoying a relaxing cuppa while you wait for the kids (much better than sitting in a hot car) why not wander about the nursery or sit on the patio and enjoy the balmy days to come?
- But then, the Tea Council represents the trade and 93 per cent of British cuppas nowadays come from bags.
- They looked dispirited as they trudged off for half-time cuppas but they had a rejuvenated look on the restart and took just seven minutes to draw level.
- When full, the 2ft 5in-high piece can serve 1,024 cuppas - enough to provide half-time sustenance for 93 football teams.
- Laboratory tests found that drinking regular cuppas inhibits the activity of certain enzymes in the brain.
- On Wednesday at 10 am, after only three cuppas, the verdict came.
- This was a scrappy affair that came to life after the half - time cuppas.
- Enough, we've all had enough of this nonsense and it's time for a strong cuppa.
- Steaming hot cuppas, delicate sambo's and tasty treat are all on offer from 10 am to 9pm, for a small donation.
- But it does for those cuppas you make just for a distraction.
- When the last load was complete, we made cuppas for everyone using my mum's thoughtfully provided Emergency Tea-Making And Chocolate Biscuit Kit.
- Their sales of cups of tea have rocketed by around 500 per cent with more than 450 cuppas being sold nationwide, compared to an average of 90 cups a week sold before the film's release.
- We need something besides religion and politics to debate over our beers, lattes, cuppas or sports waters.
- We'll also take a close look at the relaxing cuppa.
contractionˈkʌpəˈkəpə British informal Cup of. let's have another cuppa tea Example sentencesExamples - Why not tell your friends or, better still bring them along for a chat, a cuppa tea or maybe a game of bingo.
- This one is the headline which made me smile while having my cuppa tea this morning.
- It is 6am, I am having some Vegemite on toast and a cuppa coffee for brekky and then I am outta here for the day.
- Today I just took an hour for lunch plus a cuppa tea in the afternoon and had done my six hours by 4.30, meaning I could have a little snooze before dinner and not feel too knackered this evening.
- Although the postman changed every few years the custom carried on - until one of them was spotted lingering over his cuppa for 10 minutes last Wednesday.
- Goodness, I think I need to sit down with a cuppa coffee after all that!
- After mass all repaired to the Community Centre for a cuppa tea, a chat and a piece of the cake.
- I eventually made it into the kitchen to make my usual cuppa tea and had Daddy wish me Happy Birthday.
- This means that half way round you can get a smashing cuppa tea and a feast.
- Nothing washes down a scone - I mean cookie - better than a nice cuppa tea.
- After going around stalls and driving the new model, if you feel like having a cuppa tea or coffee, there's a cafeteria too.
- Not too long ago, while having my cuppa tea and reading thru some of your blog comments, the voice of one of my neighbours diverted my attention.
- Canadian ladies, if he knocks on your door, why not invite him in for a cuppa tea?
- You know, that thing was so nice that I decided to forfeit my usual cuppa Earl Grey tea this morn and I had a second cup of ginger and mint tea with honey just now.
- A young nurse put me to bed and said: ‘Would you like a nice cuppa tea, dear?’
- Then they have a cuppa chamomile tea and go to sleep.
- Anyway, even if this isn't your cuppa tea I'm sure you can appreciate the 70% off sale.
- I am having my cuppa tea and browsing and came across this article.
- I put the kettle on and made us a cuppa tea while I worked out what to do.
- They work very hard on the day to make sure all their guests enjoy a good cuppa tea, a cake and a chat.
Synonyms beverage, drinkable liquid, potable liquid, liquid refreshment, thirst quencher
Rhymes crupper, scupper, supper, upper Definition of cuppa in US English: cuppanounˈkəpəˈkəpə British informal A cup of tea. Example sentencesExamples - "I don't drink that much water and I boil the rest for my cuppas, " she said.
- We need something besides religion and politics to debate over our beers, lattes, cuppas or sports waters.
- When the last load was complete, we made cuppas for everyone using my mum's thoughtfully provided Emergency Tea-Making And Chocolate Biscuit Kit.
- Worse, there's no café in the store, so you can't even enjoy a cuppa while you're working - not that there's anywhere to put one, in any case.
- Their sales of cups of tea have rocketed by around 500 per cent with more than 450 cuppas being sold nationwide, compared to an average of 90 cups a week sold before the film's release.
- But then, the Tea Council represents the trade and 93 per cent of British cuppas nowadays come from bags.
- This was a scrappy affair that came to life after the half - time cuppas.
- Enough, we've all had enough of this nonsense and it's time for a strong cuppa.
- They spend all day making each other cuppas and I always wondered how they all knew what everyone liked.
- He turned down a star birthday bash to spend his big day serving cuppas at Manchester's Christie Hospital.
- Besides enjoying a relaxing cuppa while you wait for the kids (much better than sitting in a hot car) why not wander about the nursery or sit on the patio and enjoy the balmy days to come?
- On Wednesday at 10 am, after only three cuppas, the verdict came.
- But it does for those cuppas you make just for a distraction.
- Later on, they go over to Harold's place, where funereal choir music is playing as everyone marches in, white-faced, for cuppas.
- We'll also take a close look at the relaxing cuppa.
- Laboratory tests found that drinking regular cuppas inhibits the activity of certain enzymes in the brain.
- Steaming hot cuppas, delicate sambo's and tasty treat are all on offer from 10 am to 9pm, for a small donation.
- After serving thousands of cuppas during a 27 year career as an assistant in a cafe she has hung up her apron.
- When full, the 2ft 5in-high piece can serve 1,024 cuppas - enough to provide half-time sustenance for 93 football teams.
- They looked dispirited as they trudged off for half-time cuppas but they had a rejuvenated look on the restart and took just seven minutes to draw level.
contractionˈkəpəˈkəpə British informal Cup of. let's have another cuppa coffee Example sentencesExamples - After going around stalls and driving the new model, if you feel like having a cuppa tea or coffee, there's a cafeteria too.
- I am having my cuppa tea and browsing and came across this article.
- After mass all repaired to the Community Centre for a cuppa tea, a chat and a piece of the cake.
- You know, that thing was so nice that I decided to forfeit my usual cuppa Earl Grey tea this morn and I had a second cup of ginger and mint tea with honey just now.
- I eventually made it into the kitchen to make my usual cuppa tea and had Daddy wish me Happy Birthday.
- Why not tell your friends or, better still bring them along for a chat, a cuppa tea or maybe a game of bingo.
- Nothing washes down a scone - I mean cookie - better than a nice cuppa tea.
- This one is the headline which made me smile while having my cuppa tea this morning.
- A young nurse put me to bed and said: ‘Would you like a nice cuppa tea, dear?’
- Today I just took an hour for lunch plus a cuppa tea in the afternoon and had done my six hours by 4.30, meaning I could have a little snooze before dinner and not feel too knackered this evening.
- Anyway, even if this isn't your cuppa tea I'm sure you can appreciate the 70% off sale.
- Then they have a cuppa chamomile tea and go to sleep.
- They work very hard on the day to make sure all their guests enjoy a good cuppa tea, a cake and a chat.
- It is 6am, I am having some Vegemite on toast and a cuppa coffee for brekky and then I am outta here for the day.
- Goodness, I think I need to sit down with a cuppa coffee after all that!
- Canadian ladies, if he knocks on your door, why not invite him in for a cuppa tea?
- I put the kettle on and made us a cuppa tea while I worked out what to do.
- This means that half way round you can get a smashing cuppa tea and a feast.
- Not too long ago, while having my cuppa tea and reading thru some of your blog comments, the voice of one of my neighbours diverted my attention.
- Although the postman changed every few years the custom carried on - until one of them was spotted lingering over his cuppa for 10 minutes last Wednesday.
Synonyms beverage, drinkable liquid, potable liquid, liquid refreshment, thirst quencher
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