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Meanings of cuppa in English

Portuguese
chá
Catalan
tassa de te
Spanish
té

A cup of tea.

chá
Usage of cuppa in English
1
Get a good seat by the window and enjoy a great cuppa.
The South African
2
No morning is so bleak as a morning without a wake-up cuppa.
Wired
3
Grab a cuppa joe and kick your week off the right way.
The South African
4
Unfortunately, research doesn't show whether an ordinary cuppa will do the trick.
The Irish Times
5
Could I not brew up some other tea for my morning cuppa?
The Irish Times
6
As I sipped my dark cuppa, Mike updated me on the case.
French pressed
7
A tin of slightly stale custard creams enjoyed with a grey-tinged cuppa?
The Guardian
8
O'Sullivan is gasping for a cuppa and insists on making it himself.
The Guardian
9
Leave to cool completely before slicing and eating, ideally with a cuppa.
The Guardian
10
Good news for tea drinkers: a cuppa is actually good for your health.
The Irish Times
11
For the early risers, though, you can be assured of your morning cuppa.
The South African
12
Facebook Twitter Pinterest Time for a cuppa … the airy, light-flooded kitchen area.
The Guardian
13
Re-use that same water and you'll get a flat tasting cuppa.
Wired
14
The heavens open and the players go for a quick cuppa.
The Guardian
15
The world makes a cuppa and settles in for a wait.
News.com.au
16
Music Mix host Nick Atkinson visits Natalia just in time for a cuppa.
Radio NZ
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Translations for cuppa
Portuguese
cháchá preto
Spanish
té
Cuppa through the time