a place, as in the Far East, where tea and other refreshments are served
teahouse
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teahouse
noun
A public establishment serving tea and light refreshments.
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Sentence Examples
- While in the Weapon Training section, find the briefcase in the corridor upstairs with the Operator's secret stash on your way back from the Teahouse.
- In Seraph's Apology, at the teahouse near the theater, destroy a table and all eight of the support columns.
- The garden features a teahouse, Drum Bridge, pagoda and Zen garden.
- They reached the trendy teahouse in the wealthy section of DC, Hannah still talking about Paris fashions.