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root tea

root tea noun: a type of herbal tea made from any of various roots, sometimes with other ingredients such as leaves and flowers; traditionally mainly a folk medicine (on various continents) and today more often a beverage; traditionally lightly fermented but nonalcoholically so.

Noun

root tea (countable and uncountable, plural root teas)

  1. A type of herbal tea made from any of various roots, sometimes with other ingredients such as leaves and flowers; traditionally mainly a folk medicine (on various continents) and today more often a beverage; traditionally lightly fermented but nonalcoholically so.

Forms of root tea

pluralroot teas

Questions about root tea

What does root tea mean?
Root tea means a type of herbal tea made from any of various roots, sometimes with other ingredients such as leaves and flowers; traditionally mainly a folk medicine (on various continents) and today more often a beverage; traditionally lightly fermented but nonalcoholically so.
What part of speech is root tea?
Root tea is a noun.
What is the plural of root tea?
The plural of root tea is root teas.

Words near root tea in the dictionary

  1. root rots
  2. root sheath
  3. root sheaths
  4. root system
  5. root systems
  6. root tea
  7. root teas
  8. root up
  9. root user
  10. root users
  11. root vegetable

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