Usually means: Retail store selling tea, accessories.
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  1. teashop: American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language
  2. teashop: Collins English Dictionary
  3. teashop: Vocabulary.com
  4. teashop: Wordnik
  5. teashop: Wiktionary
  6. teashop: Dictionary.com
  7. teashop: Rhymezone
  8. teashop: FreeDictionary.org
  9. teashop: Mnemonic Dictionary
  10. teashop: TheFreeDictionary.com

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  1. teashop: Encyclopedia

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▸ noun:  Alternative spelling of tea shop [A shop that sells tea.]

Similar:
tearoom, teahouse, toy shop, coffeeshop, book shop, shoeshop, tallyshop, web shop, potshop, shoe store, more...

Opposite:
coffeehouse, café, diner, restaurant

Adjectives:
little, small, first, nearby, heart, local, nearest, english, chinese, certain, cheap

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Similar:
tearoom, teahouse, toy shop, coffeeshop, book shop, shoeshop, tallyshop, web shop, potshop, shoe store, more...

Opposite:
coffeehouse, café, diner, restaurant

Adjectives:
little, small, first, nearby, heart, local, nearest, english, chinese, certain, cheap



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