oopack
/ˈuːpak/(also oopak) Now rare
noun
A variety of black China tea.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in The Times. From Chinese(Cantonese) wùhbāk (Meyer-Wempe transcription upak) northern lake from Chinese (Mandarin) Húbĕi, name of a central province of China (from hú lake + bĕi north, referring to the Tung-ting Lake).
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