tea-shopn.

Etymology: < tea n.¹ + shop n., adj., and int.Previous versions of the OED give the stress as: ˈtea-shop.

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a. A shop where tea (sense 1) is sold.

b. A café where tea (sense 2 or 4) is served.

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the world > food and drink > drink > drinking > drinking place > [noun] > tearoom or tea-stall

tearoom1733

tea-stall1889

tea-tent1890

tea-shop1915

tea place1929

tea bar1952

a1745 J. Swift Dir. to Waiting-maid in Miscell. (1746) XI. ix. 86 The Mistress of the Tea-shop.

1856 A. M. Lang Diary (Meean Meer, Punjab) 17 Sept. (MS.) Went to Tea Shop and billiards..at Artillery Mess.

1860 J. R. Edkins Chinese Scenes (1863) 153 Drinking tea with about forty nondescript Chinamen... I shall try to give you a little picture of the tea-shop.

1915 W. S. Maugham Of Human Bondage lvi. 288 He thought of going to lunch at the tea-shop.

1934 D. Thomas Let. Jan. (1987) 43 Gower is a very beautiful peninsula,..and so far the Tea-Shop philistines have not spoilt the more beautiful of its bays.

1962 L. Davidson Rose of Tibet ii. 48 There were a number of small teashops in the town [sc. Kalimpong]; ramshackle sheds with trestle tables containing tea urns and trays of sweetmeats.

c. In the affected spelling tea-shoppe [compare shoppe n.] applied (frequently disparagingly) to a tea-shop with sham antique decoration.Second element sometimes pronounced /ˈʃɒpiː/.

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1925 Amer. Speech 1 153/1 These names are not intended to be ‘quaint’ like ‘Betty Anne’ of Massachusetts and her eternal ‘Tea Shoppe’.

1933 J. Betjeman Ghastly Good Taste 138 Arts and Crafts. Gentle folk weaving and spinning; Modern Church Furnishing; Old Tea Shoppes.

1959 Times 12 May 3/7 As artificial as a Tudor Tea Shoppe.

1973 P. G. Wodehouse Bachelors Anonymous v. 50 She had been planning a roll and butter and a cup of coffee at some wayside tea shoppe.

Derivatives

ˈtea-shoppy adj. characteristic of or resembling a tea-shop (sense b or c).

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the world > food and drink > food > consumption of food or drink > eating > eating place > [adjective] > types of eating-house

stand-up1872

quick-lunch1891

sit-down1891

help-yourself1894

quick-and-dirty1908

serve-self1908

drive-through1918

tea-shoppy1931

full-service1934

snack bar1940

fast-casual1995

1931 Time & Tide 22 Aug. 992 There are other debatable points, too, in this rather tea-shoppy story.

1959 Good Food Guide 52 Portions are ample and not tea-shoppy.

1975 Times 27 Dec. 7/3 A restaurant..in a tea-shoppy basement.

This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1986; most recently modified version published online June 2019).

单词	tea-shop
释义	tea-shopn. Etymology: < tea n.¹ + shop n., adj., and int.Previous versions of the OED give the stress as: ˈtea-shop. Thesaurus » Categories » a. A shop where tea (sense 1) is sold. b. A café where tea (sense 2 or 4) is served. ΘΚΠ the world > food and drink > drink > drinking > drinking place > [noun] > tearoom or tea-stall tearoom1733 tea-stall1889 tea-tent1890 tea-shop1915 tea place1929 tea bar1952 a1745 J. Swift Dir. to Waiting-maid in Miscell. (1746) XI. ix. 86 The Mistress of the Tea-shop. 1856 A. M. Lang Diary (Meean Meer, Punjab) 17 Sept. (MS.) Went to Tea Shop and billiards..at Artillery Mess. 1860 J. R. Edkins Chinese Scenes (1863) 153 Drinking tea with about forty nondescript Chinamen... I shall try to give you a little picture of the tea-shop. 1915 W. S. Maugham Of Human Bondage lvi. 288 He thought of going to lunch at the tea-shop. 1934 D. Thomas Let. Jan. (1987) 43 Gower is a very beautiful peninsula,..and so far the Tea-Shop philistines have not spoilt the more beautiful of its bays. 1962 L. Davidson Rose of Tibet ii. 48 There were a number of small teashops in the town [sc. Kalimpong]; ramshackle sheds with trestle tables containing tea urns and trays of sweetmeats. c. In the affected spelling tea-shoppe [compare shoppe n.] applied (frequently disparagingly) to a tea-shop with sham antique decoration.Second element sometimes pronounced /ˈʃɒpiː/. ΚΠ 1925 Amer. Speech 1 153/1 These names are not intended to be ‘quaint’ like ‘Betty Anne’ of Massachusetts and her eternal ‘Tea Shoppe’. 1933 J. Betjeman Ghastly Good Taste 138 Arts and Crafts. Gentle folk weaving and spinning; Modern Church Furnishing; Old Tea Shoppes. 1959 Times 12 May 3/7 As artificial as a Tudor Tea Shoppe. 1973 P. G. Wodehouse Bachelors Anonymous v. 50 She had been planning a roll and butter and a cup of coffee at some wayside tea shoppe. Derivatives ˈtea-shoppy adj. characteristic of or resembling a tea-shop (sense b or c). ΘΚΠ the world > food and drink > food > consumption of food or drink > eating > eating place > [adjective] > types of eating-house stand-up1872 quick-lunch1891 sit-down1891 help-yourself1894 quick-and-dirty1908 serve-self1908 drive-through1918 tea-shoppy1931 full-service1934 snack bar1940 fast-casual1995 1931 Time & Tide 22 Aug. 992 There are other debatable points, too, in this rather tea-shoppy story. 1959 Good Food Guide 52 Portions are ample and not tea-shoppy. 1975 Times 27 Dec. 7/3 A restaurant..in a tea-shoppy basement. This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1986; most recently modified version published online June 2019). < n.a1745
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