teatimes

Afternoon British breaks

Teatime is a word used mainly in Britain to designate the time at which tea is served as a meal, and also the meal itself.

foods

sandwiches

Filled bread slices

cakes · biscuits · crumpets · muffins · tarts · fruit · cheese · croissants · toast · quiche

afternoon

scones

Small quick breads

pastries · teacups · saucers · teapot · tablecloth · crumpets · napkins · silverware · chintz · lace

relaxation

calm

Free from agitation

leisure · tranquility · soothing · restful · comfort · ease · quietude · repose · decompress · mellow

beverages

chai

Spiced milk tea

  • jasmineAromatic climbing plant
  • oolongSemi-oxidized tea variety
  • herbalRelating to medicinal plants

looseleaf · teabag · steeping · infusion · kettle · boiling · aroma · tannins · caffeine · camellia

tradition

custom

Habitual group practice

observance · ritual · formality · protocol · etiquette · heritage · colonial · daily · punctual · institution

social

gathering

Collection of people meeting

gossip · companionship · reunion · camaraderie · mingling · banter · hostess · guests · invitation · visiting

Opposites
daily meal timing

teatimesbreakfast

Day's first eating

suppertimes · supper · dinnertime · dinner · early morning

British social ritual formality

teatimeshigh tea

Early evening British meal

grab-and-go · formal dinners

formality/leisure

teatimeswork hours

Scheduled employment period

rush hours · working hours · office hours · hustle · grind

Family

teatime

Familiarity
Top 500,000
Profile
Known to kids · Timeless · Concrete · Positive · Everyday, not technical · Rated G