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Crossword clue for "TEA"

TEA: One way to take opium

Other crossword clues for answer "TEA"

TEA: Bagged leaves; Crumpet companion; Steeped drink; irish breakfast, for one; Afternoon event; Afternoon social; Crumpets accompaniment; Drink from a bag?; Kind of bag; Leaves in the bag; Steeped beverage; Afternoon brew; Afternoon reception; Afternoon social event; Brewed drink; Brewer's offering; Crumpets companion; It's bagged and boiled; Oolong, e.g.; Quaff from Snapple; Social service?; Some like it hot; Texas __ (oil); Oolong or pekoe; Pekoe or oolong; Sympathy's partner; 4:00 in Soho; Afternoon delight; Birmingham break; Black or green; Brew from bags; Brewed beverage; Brit's "coffee break"; Chow mein chaser; Earl Grey; English Breakfast, for one; Four o'clock affair; Pekoe; See 40D; Cuppa contents; Word with {/party/} or {/tray/}; Leaves in a pot?; Leaves in a ball, say; It may be loose-leaf; Something brewing; Freebie at a Chinese restaurant; Beverage in which opium can be brewed; Matcha, e.g.; Beverage that sounds like a letter; Gossip, metaphorically; The dish, in queer slang; With 36-Down, star of "Madam Secretary"; Drink served in spots; Lapsang souchong or pu-erh; Gossip; Madden NFL 2021 company, briefly; Mate, for one; Midday beverage; Afternoon gathering; Hot drink; Iced cooler; It's in the bag; ___ towel; Party that's mad at the government; Bag pulled out for breakfast; Big Chinese export; Black brew; Caddy's contents; Christine O'Donnell's party?; Cozy drink?; Drink for caddies; Drink served at pho restaurants; Drink served in pouches; Drink with crumpets; Herbal ___; Hot cuppa; Kind of modern-day "parties"; Lipton product; Maté , for example; PG Tips product; Thai restaurant freebie; Word with service or ceremony; Word with red or white; Afternoon break; Leaves in the afternoon; Tazo stuff; Thai restaurant cup; Brew for breakfast; Cozy cup; Parlour cup; Social gathering; Tazo product; The second blank in ___ Breakfast ___; K-Cup selection; Loose leaf product?; Picker-uppa cuppa; Starbucks has bags of it; Caddy's stuff; Drink at a break; Big Sri Lankan export; Irish Breakfast, e.g.; Crumpet break; What caddies hold; Samovar contents; Gathering; Oolong or oopak; Harbor castoff; Afternoon sip; Lapsang souchong, e.g.; Souchong, for one; Afternoon affair; Darjeeling, for one; Leaves in a vessel; Pick-me-up cupful; Afternoon nosh; Caffeine source; 19 Across product; Kiwi's mealtime; Mad Hatter's quaff; Afternoon refresher; Leaves in a bag; Readable leaves; Leaves in a cup; Colonial castoff; Gunpowder, e.g.; Afternoon ___ (Empress Hotel of Victoria tradition); Earl Grey, for one; Leaves in a box; Scones go-with; 4 o'clock drink at Victoria's Empress Hotel; Four o'clock drink; Pekoe or hyson; Oolong, for one; 4 o'clock drink at the Empress Hotel; Four o'clock drink at Victoria's Empress Hotel; Hyson or pekoe; Leaves for a drink?; Sally Lunn's accompaniment; Green ___ (classic 1872 horror tale); What the March Hare offers to Alice; ___ Act of 1773; Afternoon meal; It's often bagged before use; ___ and Sympathy (Robert Anderson play); Soho social event; Camellia sinensis product; Leaves in the pot; Robert Anderson's "___ and Sympathy"; Word with ball or caddy; Indian export; Black or green cupful; Hot stuff at a party; Leaves in hot water?; What some caddies hold; It may be infused; Spot to drink?; Daily island ritual; See 34-Across; It may be strained; It comes in black and white; It's offered in spots; See 4-Down; _____ ceremony; Cannabis product; Cozy thing; See 1-Across; With 42-Down, kitchen dryers; Love and scandal are the best sweeteners of it, per Henry Fielding; Coffee or ___?; 1773 Boston Harbor additive?; Afternoon drink; Assam export; Caddy contents; 1773 jetsam; 4:00 P.M. beverage; Bagged beverage; Beverage for two?; Beverage measured in spots?; It goes with crumpets; It's weak if too watery; Midafternoon nosh; Afternoon refreshment; Chinese restaurant freebie; Herbal drink; Leaves beverage; Leaves for a drink from a bag?; Oolong or Earl Grey; Social; What some caddies carry; Brew for two?; Drink in a kettle; Drink served with crumpets; Herbal quaff; Infused leaves; It may be sun-brewed; Jetsam of 1773; Snapple specialty; Social type; Beverage choice; Beverage from a bag; Chinese restaurant quaff; Chinese restaurant staple; Ball or bag contents; Leaves at four o'clock?; Spot in Surrey?; The March Hare's quaff; Gunpowder or hyson; March Hare's cupful; Texas ___ (oil); 4:00 get-together, in London; Crumpets partner; Green beverage; Herbal brew; Afternoon drink, perhaps; Chinese restaurant drink; Reception; Mad Hatter's drink; March Hare's offering to Alice; Soho social; Break fluid?; Chinese restaurant beverage; Drink with dim sum; Fortuneteller's leaves; Red Rose beverage; The Mad Hatter's drink; Chinese drink; Cozy cupful; Earl Grey, e.g.; Leaves in water?; Scone accompaniment; Surrey spot?; Tetley product; Its taxation was protested in 1773; Mad Hatter's beverage; Major Indian export; Word before garden or party; Word on a Lipton box; Word with spoon or cup; Big export from Sri Lanka; Contents of some bags; One may be high at four; Sri Lankan export; The British often take it; ___ for Two; Black or green beverage; Chamomile beverage; Chinese brew; Leaves after supper?; Leaves for a party?; Leaves in the water?; Pekoe plantation product; ___ Party Nation; Afternoon social gathering; Bag of leaves, perhaps; Brewed drink (found in all four long answers); Caddy's holding; Party quaff?; Service staple; Beverage in a caterer's urn; Bohea or oolong; Caddy content; English afternoon spot; Oolong or souchong; Soho drink; Alternative to coffee or milk; Beverage in a ceremony; Captain Picard's drink of choice; Darjeeling export; English breakfast, e.g.; English or Irish Breakfast; London "cuppa"; Oolong or bohea; Parlor drink; Pekoe, for one; ___ Party movement; Crumpets go-with; Cupful served with crumpets; Focus of a Japanese ceremony; It can be iced or spiced; London spot?; Word with party or bag; With 20-Across, they're often in hot water; Leaves during breakfast, perhaps?; Boston harbor contents on December 16, 1773; Tazo offering; Moroccan mint ___; Drinking spot?; Leoni of "Madam Secretary"; Party drink?; Liquid filled with bubbles; Green or black; Oolong; Oolong, for example; English brew; Four o'clock social; Iced ____; Part of tsp.; Mad Hatter's serving; Party potable; Hunan or dynamite; Kind of party; Oolong or Assam; Pekoe or Assam; Pekoe or Earl Grey; Pekoe, e.g.; Red Rose, e.g.; Drink for two?; Kettle beverage; Kettle contents; Kind of service; Sri Lanka export; Afternoon ritual; Beverage order; Brew in a bag; Word with bag or caddy; After-dinner beverage; Beverage with scones; Hot or cold quaff; It may be served in spots; Word with room or house; Hot brew; Kind of cozy; Social beverage; Social brew; Bag contents; Ritual brew; Coffee alternative; High __; Hot beverage; Hyson or souchong; Subject of a 1773 "party"; Actress Leoni; Between-meals reception; Kind of bag or ball; Rugby ritual; Traditional beverage; Word that can precede the start of 17- and 59-Across and 11- and 25-Down; Afternoon service; Brit's break; Four spot?; Herbal __; It may require a cart and a caddy; Spot in the afternoon?; Black __; Spot from a pot?; Texas __: petroleum; Word after beef or cream; 49-Across product; Boston __ Party; Cup with crumpets; Hot spot?; It's taken in spots; Pekoe or green; What the Mad Hatter served; With 49-Down, "Spanglish" actress; Wonderland spot; 4:00 London social; Drink with a string in it, perhaps; See 21-Across; Something to take in the afternoon; __ leaf; When I Take My Sugar to __: 1931 hit; 4:00 English drink; Afternoon cup; Celestial Seasonings product; Drink from leaves; Earl or Lady Grey; Four O'Clock is a brand of it; Green or black brew; It may be taken in a parlor; Mad Hatter's offering; See 3-Down; Word with cozy or bag; Word with garden or party; Afternoon potful; Party serving; Spot in a pot; Constant Comment, e.g.; Darjeeling, e.g.; Spot in front of the telly?; Steeped brew; Afternoon party; Celestial Seasonings offering; Drink often iced; Genteel gathering; Iced drink; Kenyan export; Leaves at Starbucks?; See 56-Down; __ leaves; Bigelow's Sweet Dreams, e.g.; Brewed soother; Gathering that may involve a wagon; Gunpowder is a type of it; It may be iced; Long Island Iced __: cocktail; Major Sri Lankan export; See 16-Across; Tetley offering; Word with caddy or ball; Word with cake or break; Beverage leaves; Crumpet accompaniment; Dim sum beverage; It may be taken in the afternoon; Leaves for a Chinese dinner; Starbucks order; The Twinings shop at 216 Strand in London, e.g.; Apt brew for a golfer?; Bigelow offering; Leaves for socials?; Pot leaves; Sweet __; Eat Drink Man Woman drink; Beverage with dim sum; Bigelow product; Drink from a kettle; English cuppa; Pot contents; Vietnamese export; Cause of a brewed awakening?; China : cha :: U.S. : __; Dim sum go-with; English breakfast __; In-flight drink option; Scone go-with; See 13-Down; See 40-Across; Wonderland drink; Afternoon __; Drink with scones; Important Kenya export; Leaves for a spot; Spill the __: gossip; High afternoon meal; Bubble __; Bubble __: Taiwanese drink; Crumpets drink; Gossip, in modern parlance; Hot __; Leaves for dim sum; Leaves in small bags; London hot spot?; Something for two, in song; Sun __; __ cozy; 38-Across product; Beverage brewed in a chawan; Brewed beverage that may be hot or iced; Green or black beverage; Herbal beverage; See 95-Across; 39-Down, e.g.; Dim sum drink; Lipton beverage; Loose __; Oolong or rooibos; PG Tips, e.g.; Tazo beverage; Cha or chai; Cha, chai, or matcha; Cuppa, to a Brit; Lipton drink; Rooibos, for one; Chamomile, for one; David Duchovny's wife; Devonshire drink; Gunpowder, for one; It's bagged in the supermarket; Midday quaff; Mrs. David Duchovny; The Mad Hatter's beverage; Chamomile infusion; It's bagged at the supermarket; Refreshment for Picard; __ With Mussolini (Cher film); Beverage; Chamomile, e.g.; Orange pekoe, e.g.; Social occasion; Sympathy partner; Beverage with crumpets; Clipper-ship cargo; Mrs. Duchovny; Orange pekoe, for one; Herbal soother; It's served in spots; Leaves to brew; Oolong is one; Samovar serving; Sympathy's mate; 4:00 event, in London; Captain Picard's drink; Lapsang souchong; Lipton leaf; What caddies may hold; Sri Lanka product; 4:00 social; Bags at the market; Drink with a 13 Across; Oolong, for instance; Sri Lanka crop; Chinese beverage; Crumpets' colleague; Herb __; Leaves in bags; Mint __; Brighton brew; British East India Company product; Cozy do; Green __; Noncarbonated drink; Beverage brewed from bags; Chinese green, e.g.; Loose-leaf purchase; Something served with scones; What fills some pots; Brit's beverage; British beverage; Pekoe purchase; Pekoe, for instance; It may be bagged; Something steeped; White-gloves affair; __ service; After-dinner drink; Drink in a pot; It's bagged at the market; Kettle filler; See 49 Down; Social drink; Something bagged in the pantry; White-glove affair; Wonderland beverage; __ party; Social event; Something sipped with a scone; __ set; Export of India; Hot brewed beverage; Hot herbal drink; It may be in the bag; Major Kenyan export; Small bag of leaves; Sweet symbol of the South; Beverage brewed in bags; Contents of some hot pots; Leaves in cups; Leaves in the pantry; __ bag; Darjeeling or Earl Grey; With 33 Down, caterer's devices; Word before caddy or bag; Word before party or ball; You might have a ball with it; Cups' contents, perhaps; Drink served with sushi; Preceder of caddy or cup; Wonderland serving; Word after high or before dance; It might be in the bag; Product broken before bagging; What a caddy might hold; 46 Across homonym; Drink that's brewed; England first bagged it in 1953; Pink drink; Green refreshment; Hot or "iced" drink; Beverage made from bags; Beverage served in spots; Earl Grey or oolong; Earl Grey or pekoe; Espresso alternative; Leaves in a pantry; Sushi bar serving; What some urns dispense; Loose product in a pantry; After-dinner hot drink; Bags in a grocery bag; Brit's hot beverage; British hot beverage; Carpet stain removable with vinegar; Colorant for faux-antique paper; Companion of crumpets; March Hare's serving; Orange pekoe, for instance; Pekoe, for example; Two after "sew" in a "Sound of Music" song; Bag of leaves; Bags at the grocery; Brew from a kettle; Hot beverage for Brits; See 100 Down; Sri Lanka harvest; Word before service or set; Drink from a pot; Drink that may be pink; What you might have a ball with; What's held by some bags and caddies; Camomile ___.; Green ___.; Gunpowder.; Hyson.; Jasmine, for example.; English spot; Contents of many grocery bags; What a caddy often holds; Boston Harbor jetsam on December 16, 1773; Marijuana, in slang; Light meal, in Britain.; Now it's in the bag.; P. M. collation.; Afternoon spot; Caffeine source for some; It comes in bags; See 62-Across; Breakfast beverage; British import; Day break?; Word with party or cake; Common make-believe drink; Congou, for example; It can be green or black; Sipped beverage; Sushi bar quaff; Twankay, e.g.; A caddy might hold it; The East India Company traded in it; Contents of some small bags; Nanny ___ (folk remedy of sheep manure in hot water); Word with towel or service; Word with ball or bag; ___ and Sympathy; Afternoon repast; Darjeeling, for example; Earl Grey, for example; Hot pot contents; Orange pekoe, for example; Original cargo of the Cutty Sark; Steeped stuff; Sympathy accompanier; Word with rose or garden; Drink.; I am glad I was not born before ___.—Sydney Smith.; Beverage herb.; Collation.; Drink made from Chinese "gunpowder."; Gunpowder ___.; Infusion.; Product of Ceylon.; Party.; Briton's favorite.; China's donation to English custom.; Evening meal.; Afternoon snack.; Afternoon timeout for Englishmen.; Crumpet chaser.; The cup that cheers.; What the fagot-worm attacks.; Common British-Russian interest.; ___ party.; British meal.; Alternative to 6 Down.; Cult of Japan.; Darjeeling.; Export from Ceylon.; Gunpowder, for instance.; Mad Hatter's affair.; Popular beverage.; Predecessor of the cocktail party.; Supper.; Ceylon product.; English custom.; Gift from the Orient.; Iced ___.; It comes in paper bags.; It's served in British cinemas.; Literary collation.; White-flowered evergreen plant.; ___ rose.; High ___.; Light collation.; Pleasant English custom.; Souchong.; Five-o'clock affair.; Hyson or gunpowder.; Important import.; Japanese ceremony.; Light meal.; Type of rose.; Afternoon function.; British custom.; Kind of cup.; Kind of rose.; English breakfast beverage.; Green or black ___.; Mild beverage.; Social function.; Congou or gunpowder.; Light lunch.; Maté.; Chinese shrub.; London custom.; A kind of rose.; Bohea.; Congou.; Light repast.; ___ cozy.; Gunpowder, for example.; Hybrid rose.; Hyson or congou.; A drink.; Brew.; Ceylon export.; Hyson, for one.; Kind of 13 Down.; Ceylon crop.; Elevenses refreshment.; Social affair.; Between-meals snack.; Evergreen plant.; P.M. party.; Sociable.; Type of party.; Meal of a kind.; Mild stimulant.; Party beverage.; Ball or biscuit.; English repast.; Refreshment; Repast.; See 23 Across.; Social doing.; Assam, for one; Bohea or bancha; Gowiddie, e.g.; Gunpowder or Twankay; Cha; Noncocktail party; Light snack; Asian export; Bohea or jasmine; Assam specialty; Ceylon shipment; Coming-out party; Tide-over meal; Butterfly's beverage; Partner of sympathy; Boston jetsam; English break; High or iced; It's often for two; Occasion for two; Something for two; Boston jetsam: 1773; British worker's "cuppa char"; Home brew; Hyson or kat; Hyson, e.g.; Kind of cup or bag; Light afternoon meal; Oopak is one; Scone companion; Wonderland party; Export from Malawi; Jasmine is one; Kind of rose or party; Oopak or hyson; Jasmine, e.g.; Kind of table or wagon; Samovar brew; Tisane, e.g.; Word with pot or party; Boston jetsam: Dec. 16, 1773; British collation; Jetsam for Sam Adams's men; Light meal, in London; Shipment from China; ___ and Sympathy, 1953 hit; Bancha is one; Cachar on congou; Cachar, e.g.; Cha or bohea; Export from Calcutta; Historic Boston jetsam; Hyson is one; Kind of dance or party; Orange pekoe; See 85 Across; Sunglo, e.g.; Congou or sunglo; Don Meredith's quaff; English ritual; Iced or spiced item; Kind of party given by Sam Adams et al.; Refreshment for Jane Marple; Russians call it "chai"; An infusion; Congou, e.g.; Earl Grey is one; Hyson or Assam; Kind of tray; Souchong is one; Assam or twankay; British break; Cambric ___ (hot drink); Kind of room or time; Pekoe or hyson, e.g.; Yerba mate; Famed cargo of Boston; Gowiddie is one; High time in Hampshire?; Tcha or Twankay; ___ and Sympathy, Anderson play; Assam, e.g.; Englishman's char; Hyson or bohea; Mythical Irish queen; Twankay is one; Brighton break; Hyson or oopak; Jasmine or twankay; Revolutionary party jetsam; Congou or cachar; Elevenses in Elstree; Elevenses in London; Kind of wagon or pot; Bohea or congou; Souchong or hyson; Spanish torch; Type of bag; A social; Brew in 20 Across; British ritual; Elevenses, in England; P.M. refreshment; 4:00 function; Bohea, e.g.; Japanese drink; One may be high at 5:00; Society event; _____ service; 4:00 gathering; Cause of a restaurant stir?; Leaves in the cup; Break beverage; Hot spot, in lunch counter lingo; It may be black or green; It may be high in the afternoon; Leaves at 4:00?; This is popular in spots; 4:00, in Kent; After-dinner offering; Genteel affair; Old-fashioned cold remedy; Darjeeling or oolong; Drink in a cup; 4:00 affair; A cuppa; Genteel event; Hatter affair; It may be taken in spots; Brewer's brew; Flight attendant's offering; It may be spiced; See 15-Across; Society affair; Word with caddy or bag; First product of 53-Down; It may be brewing; It may be iced or spiced; Kind of garden; Twinings product; Word with black or green; ___ caddy; Blue mountain ___ (goldenrod); Britain's ___ Act of 1773; Midafternoon repast; Product once harbored in Boston?; After-dinner serving; Drink with one lump or two; Good source of antioxidants; Green brew; It may be herbal; It may be served with crumpets; Alternative to coffee; Garden party, maybe; Picker-upper; See 52-Across; What some balls are filled with; What's brewing, perhaps; Kind of cart; Something overthrown shortly before the American Revolution; With 45-Down, beverage dispenser; With 53-Down, ingredient in some soaps; Leaves after dinner?; Lemon ___; 1773 jetsam in Boston Harbor; 4:00 drink; Beverage often served with sugar or lemon; ___ With Mussolini (Zeffirelli film); Black or green drink; Chinese export; Event at which some people wear gloves; Leaves with a caddy?; Samovar beverage; What the Hatter and the March Hare drank; Afternoon meal, across the pond; Breakfast cupful; Reason for a service break at Wimbledon?; What the Mad Hatter pours on the Dormouse to wake it up; Gossip fodder, slangily; Gossip that gets "spilled"; It may be green or black; Kind of party for Glenn Beck?; Quaint get-together; Leoni of "Tower Heist"; After-dinner order; Bangladesh export; It may come in loose-leaf form; Subject of a 1773 Act of Parliament; Weak ___; What a caddy may hold; Bled for a social affair, perhaps; Boston Harbor jetsam; Boston ___ Party; Event with crumpets; Leaves on a trolley, say; Nonalcoholic brew; People often strain to make it; Sleepytime ___; Tan breakfast beverage; Word before set or service; Gossip, in slang; Chai ___; Contents of some chests; Instant ___; Serving at a Chinese restaurant; Serving in Japanese ceremonies; Word with black or blended; ___ Party (modern political group); Breakfast spot?; Drink often served with a lemon wedge; Drink that's steeped; Spot of ___; After-dinner option; It may come hot or iced; Lipton offering; See 83-Across; Serving from a trolley; Source of caffeine; Subject of a controversial tax, once; Women's club event; Big export of Sri Lanka; Break during a cricket match; Chief agricultural export of Kenya; Drink that's often iced; Sweet ___; Contents of an infuser; Hot cupful; Part of a dim sum meal; Something enjoyed during elevenses; Spill the ___ (dish out gossip); Spill the ___ (reveal sensitive information); Major export of Kenya; Black ___; An indispensable ingredient in the elixir of life, per Lao-tzu; China is its largest exporter; Leaves before paying the check?; Marijuana, in older slang; Part of a Victorian social schedule; Something to pay a steep price for?; Throat soother; Weak ___ (unconvincing argument); What Mrs. Potts and Chip serve in "Beauty and the Beast"; Wimbledon service?; Offering in china ... or from China; Oolong or Darjeeling; Sleepytime, e.g.; Spill the ___ (gossip); Word after high or weak; A true warrior, like ___, shows his strength in hot water (Chinese proverb); Aromatic beverage; Beverage that comes in green and black varieties; Cosy "spot"; Drink "for two" in song; Garden activity; Gossip, slangily; Hot spot in England?; Hot spot in the afternoon, say; Latest gossip, in modern lingo; Pekoe or Darjeeling; Rooibos, e.g.; Chai in English; Beverage that may come with a bag; It's typically taken in the afternoon; Remedy for a sore throat; Something "spilled" by a gossip; Sri Lankan specialty; Steaming cupful; Word with bubble or high; Beverage at Xi'an Famous Foods; Beverage in a chawan; Beverage in a kettle; Drink that may contain tapioca pearls; Drink that might be served with scones; Drink that might have a bag in it; Green ___ mochi; Immunity-boosting beverage; Most consumed drink in the world; Sencha, e.g.; Gossip, in modern lingo; It may come loose; Leaves on the shelf?; Mixed bag?; Sachet filler; What the March Hare dips his watch in; Cricket drink; Jasmine or Monk's Blend; Pinky-out drink; 58-across, thru the Chunnel; Drink with its own character in the Chinese alphabet; Reefer, in slang; Major export from 45-Down; Stash offering; Earl Grey, say; Herbal concoction; Soho snack; Beverage for Wallace and Gromit; See 118 Down; Japanese export; Surrey snack; Sipped drink; Universal beverage; Chai, e.g.; Starbucks' offering; Caffeinated beverage; Caffeinated drink; Healthful drink; Caddy drink; Lipton option; 4 p.m. drink; Caddy quaff; Healthful quaff; Drink served with scones; No-calorie drink; See 125-Across; Twinings drink; Tetley drink; Nirvana "Sit and drink pennyroyal __" é 2010 Todd Santos Written By: Todd Santos; 4 p.m. social; Caddy option; Aerosmith lyric "Sleeping late and smoking ___"; King Diamond song about Earl Grey?; Kinks "Have a Cuppa ___"; Nirvana's is "Pennyroyal"; The Kinks "Have a Cuppa ___"; What "Mama Kin" smoked; Buddy Guy "Sweet ___"; What "Mama Kin" smoked, according to Aerosmith?; Gossip that can "spilled"; Hot leaf water; ___ with Mussolini (1999 film); U.K. import; Blair break; Manchester meal; Caddy choice; A major export of Sri Lanka; Souchong or oolong; Subject of a 1773 protest; Chanoyu supply; Crumpet complement; Lady Grey, for one; Red Rose, for one; ___ to the English is really a picnic indoors: Alice Walker; Goss, in Black queer slang; ___ Act (Revolutionary War catalyst of 1773); Boba, e.g.; Drink with finger sandwiches, perhaps; Leaves in the kitchen; Masala chai, for example; ___ Act (unpopular 1773 legislation); Drink that might be topped with cheese foam; Beverage in a traditional Japanese ceremony; English-breakfast bagful; What went overboard in Boston in 1773; What's in a cuppa, in Britain; It's bagged in the grocery store; It's for two, in song; It's sometimes for two; Coffee, _____ or me?; Afternoon event in Chelsea; Buy it by the bagful; Green or sassafras; The supermarket has bags and bags of it; You may have a spot of it; Herb or mint; It may be for two; Boston brew?; Congou or souchong; It's effective when it gets in hot water; Leaves for the future?; Party still celebrated in Boston; Boston castoff; Break in London; Caffeinated brew; Ceylon Black, e.g.; Drink with a bag; Herbal remedy; Break in England; Colonists' castoff; It gets into hot water; Leaves for a break?; Long Island drink; Chanoyu ritual drink; Four o'clock serving, perhaps; It comes in bags, often; It's bagged in the supermarket, often; Souchong, e.g.; Drink served hot or cold; It's measured in spots?; Jasmine, for one; Yunnan or Keemun, e.g.; 4 p.m., in Kent; Blackpool break; Dorset drink; Leaves for the afternoon?; New York's Russian ___ Room; High beverage; Afternoon serving; Mad Hatter affair; Sleepytime or gunpowder; Twinings offering; What's in the bag?; Afternoon drink, for many; Afternoon quaff; Chanoyu drink; Japanese ceremonial drink; Leaves underwater?; Beverage often served with lemon; It's often iced in summer; Type of leaf or service; A&P's original business; Afternoon drink, for some; It can be black or green; Mid-afternoon drink; Kind of bag for leaves?; Long Island Iced ___; Type of service or caddy; Beverage at The Plaza; Drink in Boston Harbor?; It comes in a bag, often; It gets hot in a bag; It's bagged in the market; Midafternoon drink, for many; Common beverage; Green, for one; Long Island iced cocktail; Alice in Wonderland party drink; Caddy contents, sometimes; Coffee's alternative; Common British drink; It may be iced when it's warm outside; Some submerged leaves; United Kingdom brew; Common U.K. brew; Common hot beverage; Common hot or iced drink; Drink offered by a caddy; Elevenses drink; It's purchased by the bagful; Type of caddy or cup; Word with "caddy" or "cup"; High drink; A cozy drink?; Boston Harbor drink?; Brewed concoction; Common drink; Drink of Japanese ceremonies; Historical Boston drink; Hot winter drink; Leaves to steep; Long Island iced stuff; Drink infused in Chinese culture; Drink often served with scones; Follower of "Chai" or "Thai"; Green or black drink; It might be unsweetened; Beverage made of dried leaves; Black or white drink; Black, red or green drink; Lipton brew; Red or black drink; The Queen's afternoon meal; *With some of 6-Down and all of 24-Down, disentangle; Brew that sounds like its first letter; Drink enjoyed with scones; Drink that Colonists paid a steep price for; Gossip, in Black vernacular; Wonderland refreshment; Spilled gossip; Afternoon party drink; Contents of some kitchen bags; Drink that might be sipped with a pinkie out; Drink that sounds like its first letter; Gossip that can be "spilled"; Gossip that's "spilled"; Gossip to "spill"; Gossip, informally; It might be spilled, in more ways than one; Leaves in the morning, perhaps?; Absolute garbage water, per Ted Lasso; Fresh gossip; Gyokuro or Earl Grey; High ___ (British meal); Keemun or pekoe; Loose-leaf ___; Meaning of "cha" in "matcha"; Oolong or rooibos, e.g.; Sweet ___ (Southern drink); Word before "bag" or "spoon"; Arab beverage of hospitality; Chai or oolong; Crumpets' caffeinated companion; Drink served with dim sum, often; Drink that might contain boba; Longjing or oolong; What a gossip "spills"; Congou for one; Mini meal; Slangy drug; Grass; Breakfast drink; Popular brew; Yunnan or hyson; Dynamite e.g.; Ginseng for one; Gunpowder or oolong; TV actress Leoni; Yunnan or Keemun; Cup's contents; Darjeeling or pekoe; Drink with 69 Across; Morning drink?; Type of towel; Peppermint or jasmine; Peppermint, e.g.; Word hiding in each theme entry; Afternoon pouring; Out pouring?; With 66 Across, summer refresher; Caffeine provider; Start with spoons and cups?; Word with bag or cup; Word with cake or party; A perk-me-up?; British time; Time in London?; Beverage for a genteel affair, e.g.; It was once harbored in Boston; Famous party; It may come in spots; Sri Lankan crop; Drink with a scone; Earl Grey or Darjeeling; Focus of a 1773 party; Historic Boston Harbor flotsam; It can be for two or for the Tillerman; Darjeeling drink; Hyson or oolong; It may be iced in warm weather; March Hare's offering; 4 o'clock refreshment; 4 p.m. refreshment, perhaps; Type of spoon or cup; It is popular in spots; World's most popular drink after water; Afternoon beverage; Chamomile concoction; 1773 Boston Harbor jetsam; Jetsam of Dec. 16, 1773; The March Hare's brew; Word with "spoon" or "bag"; AriZona offering; Boston Harbor jetsam of 1773; See 33-Down; Snapple offering; 27-Down contents, perhaps; Brit's "cuppa"; Mad Hatter's cupful; Oolong or gunpowder; Reception with scones; Service beverage; Hot or iced brew; Infused beverage; Japanese ceremonial brew; March Hare's brew; What a caddy holds; Word after "black" or "bubble"; Bigelow beverage; Brew that might be black or green; Brewed cupful; Bubble ___; Cha chaan teng drink; Chai; Coffee shop offering; Drink such as salabat; Drink that might be full of bubbles; Drink with cha siu bao; Hot beverage at a sukiyaki restaurant; Iroh's favorite drink; It can be sipped or spilled; Lapsang souchong, for example; What "chai" means; Yak butter ___ (traditional Tibetan drink); Yum cha beverage; It wasn't my cup of ___; Beverage in which some eggs are boiled; Brew that might have honey added; Brewed cafe order; Chazuke ingredient; Chrysanthemum beverage; Drink sipped by Kermit in a meme; Green ___ ice cream; Matcha, for one; Nokcha or doncha; Peach iced ___; Pouchong oolong, for example; Pu'er or pekoe, e.g.; Sencha or matcha; Sleepytime Bear product; The "cha" in "matcha"; Word after "cheese" or "chamomile"; Biluochun or pekoe; Drink that might be brewed in a gaiwan; Earl Grey ___; Ingredient in a London Fog; Loose-leaf beverage; Matcha green ___ latte; Matcha or sencha; Matcha, for example; Oolong or chamomile; Shoumei or oolong; Word after "bubble" or "iced"; ___ pets (ceramic toys that react to hot water); Matcha or chai; Oolong or pu'er; What "chai" means in Urdu and Hindi; Beantown party material; Spill the ___! ("Dish!"); Beverage made from Camellia sinensis leaves; Black, white or green beverage; Dianhong or pekoe; Drink often served with pork buns; Drink often served with xiaolongbao; Drink prepared in a tetsubin; Gossip that might be piping hot; Gossip that you can "spill"; Gossip, in modern slang; Hot brewed drink; It can be spilled literally or metaphorically; It might be high; 4 P.M. event, maybe; __ caddy; Chai __; The elixir of life, to Lao-tzu; Meal that might include cucumber sandwiches; ___ Act (British measure of 1773); Product of the Camellia sinensis plant; Product that's often oxidized; 113 Across's drink; Drink "for One" in a Led Zeppelin song and "for Two" in a Vincent Youmans song; Iced drink, at times; Sweetened beverage, often; Jasmine ___; Liquid in a hot pot; Unbirthday party drink, in "Alice in Wonderland"; Iced refreshment, maybe; Translation of "chai"; Pot product; Leaves for the diner; Chief crop of 1-Across; Leaves held in the bag; Drink available in black, white, green and red; Surrey sip; Infuser contents; Party for Palin; Historic jetsam; Sussex sip; Export from 50-Down; Wimbledon quaff; Brew popular in Britain; Caddies carry it; Downton Abbey meal; Drink that may be accompanied by scones; Taken drink; Bagged stuff at the supermarket; Crumpet accompanier; Drink accompanying dim sum; It comes in black, white, green and red varieties; It's nice when it's iced; Brit brew; Dim sum accompaniment; Elevenses quaff; Infused concoction; Potted plant?; See 24-Across; See 99-Down; You might add honey to it; Arnold Palmer half; Crumpets might accompany it; It's hot in a pot; Salisbury sip; Steeping stuff; Word with room or service; Beverage served with crumpets; Service offering; Sushi bar drink; Wonderland quaff; Assam or oolong; Brit's brew; Longjing, for one; Quaff with crumpets; Cambridge cuppa; Infuser fill; It comes in small bags; It's brewed from bags; Product of Camellia sinensis; See 17-Across; Spot serving; Chai or matcha; Coventry cupful; Crumpets accompanier; Hot gossip, informally; Pot fill; Product of the Camellia sinensis shrub