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Teatime

Teatime meaning

The traditional time, in the late afternoon, for serving tea (the meal).

Synonyms of Teatime

Example sentences (14)

A beetroot carrot chickpea wrap and a vegetable sausage roll are among the teatime offerings.

Guimaraes will not be involved in the teatime showdown at the Vitality Stadium after picking up his fifth booking of the season in last weekend’s 1-0 win over Arsenal.

The radio was still on the same channel when I turned it on again at teatime just as Sunday Feature was beginning, introducing me to someone I knew nothng about.

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Around teatime, we share a piece of very good quality cake.

He was a cheeky, bouncy, kind and popular boy, in the wrong place at the wrong time – on the back of a friend's bike, riding around a park at teatime.

Is America ready for a giant jam-bun president? it make a party out of teatime?

It is teatime on our rainy family weekend away.

The Watercress Company said: “These muffins are delicious for a celebratory festive breakfast, dinner or teatime, though perhaps leave off the frosting first thing in the morning!

I knew a Brit who lamented that American work schedules didn't allow for teatime.

The variety show was a teatime TV institution for nearly three decades, running from 1955 until 1984.

For a while there has been a 'granny rota' for the grandchildren, who make sure they are around more, especially at teatime.

It was far past teatime when he reached the ruined church of Bannow.

The programme was eventually replaced by the Alexander Armstrong -fronted Pointless as the big BBC teatime quiz (it had aired on BBC 1 for some yr previously).