Meanings of boiling tea in English

There was a rank odour of boiling tea in the air.

About noon, Margaret was sitting by the hearth, boiling tea.

Their breakfast consisted of pemmican and boiling tea; the latter beverage comforted the cold wayfarers.

A drip of the monster's saliva landed on her clavicle and burned like boiling tea.

Salander probably used it for boiling tea water.

Thirlwell made a sympathetic gesture, for men who camp in the frozen woods consume large quantities of nearly boiling tea.

The room was filled with the steam of the boiling tea as he poured it out, and the smoke of the ham gravy.

We huddled on all the warm clothing we owned, were driven home, plied with boiling tea, and put to bed for two hours.

Groups of Tommies, in comfortable nooks and corners, were boiling tea or frying bacon over little stoves made of old iron buckets or biscuit tins.

A 33-year-old Ryanair passenger, who claimed he was burned when boiling tea was spilled over his genitals and groin by a flight attendant, has settled(...)

"Have you looked at-atit?" she muttered, after picking up and setting down the boiling tea without drinking it.