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Often used in the same context:
telly,
lunchtime,
elevenses,
mince pie,
scran,
carvery,
cookery,
panto,
crisps,
brekky,
herstmonceux,
cuppa,
kippers,
firbank,
charabanc,
moonrakers,
mornings,
mothering sunday,
blether,
dreich,
evensong,
argumental,
suet pudding,
skittles,
natter,
vicarage,
woolpack,
fotheringhay,
leofric,
crumpet,
axminster,
morris dancing,
question time,
blyton,
hogmanay,
cheshire cheese,
launderette,
kedgeree,
bairns,
recreation ground,
smoko,
shrovetide,
wrvs,
doolally,
boggart,
stodge,
pub,
cheeseboard,
bonfire night,
forty winks,
foody,
craic,
spotted dick,
caff,
mealtimes,
chicken kiev,
tutting,
benfleet,
shandy,
oatcake,
daft,
oche,
steamed pudding,
butty,
eastleigh,
glamorganshire,
sawtry,
bovril,
sweetshop,
allhallows,
tuppence,
vicars,
scouse,
en famille,
banstead,
daytime,
poppadom,
chilli con carne,
cordon bleu,
cheapside,
dalesmen,
wycherley,
bafta,
digestive biscuit,
clumber,
allnight,
scones,
wem,
dormouse,
evenings,
englishness,
chequers,
wensleydale,
hop pole,
knockabout,
toby jug,
red dwarf,
arvo,
fishwife,
macaroni cheese,
munchy,
squiffy,
austin,
bragg,
fulminations,
jamaica,
practice,
preston,
reveille,
salisbury,
scott,
stanley,
summertime,
thereabouts,
wellington,
4th,
abolitionism,
adams,
adjournment,
adjudications,
advent,
andrew
More general:
meal,
repast
Synonyms:
afternoon tea,
tea
Also try:
— Adjectives for teatime:
past,
long,
english,
usual,
early,
near,
british
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