teabag in Japanese
teabag in Japanese is ティーバッグ — teabag means a small paper or cloth sachet filled with tea leaves, used to make tea by steeping it in hot water.
teabag in Japanese
ティーバッグ
Pronounced: tībaggu
A cloth or paper sachet containing tea leaves or herbal tea, designed to act as an infuser when submerged in hot water.
What does "teabag" mean?
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noun A small paper or cloth sachet filled with tea leaves, used to make tea by steeping it in hot water.
"She dropped a teabag into her mug and poured on the boiling water."
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verb To lower one's scrotum onto another person's face or head as a vulgar sexual or mocking act.
"The scene was cut from the film for being too crude after one character teabagged another."
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teabag in a sentence
- She dropped a teabag into her mug and poured on the boiling water.
- Most people in a hurry use a teabag rather than loose-leaf tea.
- The scene was cut from the film for being too crude after one character teabagged another.
- It is a crude prank often referenced in comedy rather than shown outright.
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What is "teabag" in Japanese?
"teabag" in Japanese is ティーバッグ. teabag means: A small paper or cloth sachet filled with tea leaves, used to make tea by steeping it in hot water.
How do you pronounce ティーバッグ?
"teabag" in Japanese is ティーバッグ, pronounced "tībaggu".
How do you use "teabag" in a sentence?
Example: "She dropped a teabag into her mug and poured on the boiling water." In Japanese, "teabag" is ティーバッグ.
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