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Definition of cha in English English dictionary
- Eye dialect spelling of You, ya., only used after a sound
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- The drink made by infusing the dried leaves or buds of the tea plant in hot water, often served with milk or cream and sugar added
Would you like a cup of cha?.
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- Charisma
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- Standard abbreviation for Charisma
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- This refers to the one of the six ability scores, specifically Charisma
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- Tea; the Chinese (Mandarin) name, used generally in early works of travel, and now for a kind of rolled tea used in Central Asia
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- Romanized spelling of Chinese and Japanese character which defines the word tea
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- The word for tea derived from the Chinese and Indian languages
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- Enclosed cab equipped with heat and air conditioning
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- = Charisma
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- The word for tea tea derived from the Chinese and Indian Languages
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- tea (by default, green tea, although many other types are available, some of which don't employ tea leaves Green tea is green because the leaves are steamed, rather than roasted) Usually preceded with the honorary o- prefix: ocha
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- The way to say "Tea" in China, for more information, see the Tea by Region page, for 27 ways to say tea around the world
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- Japanese for Tea
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- tea Romanized spelling of Chinese and Japanese character referring to tea
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- tea
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- too, also
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