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sage tea

sage tea noun: an herbal infusion made by steeping the leaves of the common sage plant, Salvia officinalis, in hot water, sometimes used as a stimulant.

Noun

sage tea (countable and uncountable, plural sage teas)

  1. An herbal infusion made by steeping the leaves of the common sage plant, Salvia officinalis, in hot water, sometimes used as a stimulant.

Forms of sage tea

pluralsage teas

Questions about sage tea

What does sage tea mean?
Sage tea means an herbal infusion made by steeping the leaves of the common sage plant, Salvia officinalis, in hot water, sometimes used as a stimulant.
What part of speech is sage tea?
Sage tea is a noun.
What is the plural of sage tea?
The plural of sage tea is sage teas.

Words near sage tea in the dictionary

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  2. sage on a stage
  3. sage on the stage
  4. sage sparrow
  5. sage sparrows
  6. sage tea
  7. sage teas
  8. sage thrasher
  9. sage thrashers
  10. sage-grouse
  11. sage-grouses

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