How Do You Spell TEA?
Correct spelling for the English word "tea" is [t_ˈiː], [tˈiː], [tˈiː]] (IPA phonetic alphabet).
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Common Misspellings for TEA
Below is the list of 216 misspellings for the word "tea".
- terma
- dtaa
- tier3
- tha
- teard
- tei
- vea
- toeat
- eta
- deaar
- tier1
- teaem
- tyher
- terhe
- timea
- tehi
- steay
- ter
- tpa
- teare
- tna
- htta
- teahc
- tyeh
- teath
- tehyw
- teiur
- toewr
- teart
- dtae
- tghey
- 2011to
- wywtem
- wea
- telay
- aeay
- theay
- tjey
- team1
- teaer
- ttear
- 2ea
- typa
- teadhead
- veaw
- to1984
- aea
- toehr
- gea
- talea
- wtjer
- iea
- ea
- theday
- thetea
- teake
- tgeir
- 1ea
- jea
- teap
- tehy
- stea
- toerh
- qaeda
- deear
- tean
- gateau
- tjeu
- to2010
- tba
- to100
- treah
- tie out
- teamw
- teace
- taheo
- tth
- ttea
- cea
- wtihww
- teha
- thea
- eteh
- tier2
- tiode
- oteh
- tohear
- nea
- tpae
- vitea
- teac
- tecah
- tkae
- he'a
- touer
- teah
- tra
- to1998
- theae
- sea3
- rea
- trear
- atea
- tyey
- dtha
- teina
- dteh
- theat
- tessia
- tehir
- tearm
- sitea
- tiier
- tyear
- tgey
- tex
- tarja
- rteh
- teack
- tjeir
- t4eh
- eea
- te a b
- ideea
- teaze
- wdear
- ta
- tteh
- qeada
- tebow
- wtiha
- tet
- tteam
- tteach
- tel
- tewy-eyed
- deja
- te
- takea
- bea
- htae
- wter
- tes
- tead
- tey
- teama
- teash
- teady
- kea
- tikka
- teher
- teame
- tearn
- team
- dea
- tmay
- to1995
- to1992
- diear
- ttitude
- teeam
- teain
- tweo
- tyhey
- tekk
- tel1
- ytear
- teami
- artea
- uea
- treea
- qeida
- teamm
- deaer
- twyla
- stear
- teigh
- tela
- tep
- hea
- teity
- toodia
- tka
- tehj
- teeage
- teade
- tec
- texa
- tem
- tema
- fea
- teaty
- teh
- tatitude
- to it
- tia
- batea
- tawau
- teg
- teaam
- thead
- toa
- teo
- tersa
- wtaer
- ddear
- tsa
- tehr
- teair
- tek
- tena
- toooo
- tew
- trea
- ttha
- tehc
Similar spelling words for TEA
Plural form of TEA is TEAS
Definition of TEA
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Leaves of Thea chinensis: conservant, stimulant, and exhilarant.
Anagrams of TEA
Usage Examples for TEA
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We had tea there- at least, I did. - "In the Bishop's Carriage" by Miriam Michelson
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Yes, I am to rest here a little, and I am to drink some tea, and you are to take care of me the while. - "Great Expectations" by Charles Dickens
