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They steal bird by roof's edge
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tea leaves
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"Tea Leaves" is a 1948 song by Ella Fitzgerald , composed by Frank Capano, Freedman, with lyrics by Morty Berk. The song was covered by many artists including Keely Smith 1960.
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
Word definitions in Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
noun EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS ▪ All this without even seeing your tea leaves . ▪ Helen uncovered her cup, checking to see if her tea leaves had sunk all the way to the bottom yet. ▪ I bet Barrow was choked, he smiled to himself as he emptied stale tea leaves ...
Wiktionary
Word definitions in Wiktionary
n. 1 (tea leaf English) 2 (context uncountable English) A (w: placeholder name) for something, not necessarily tangible, used to make a prediction.
Usage examples of tea leaves.
The tea itself is made from tea leaves ground into a powder and then whisked with boiled water into a frothy green mix we call matcha, which is very unpopular with foreigners.
He turned away from me and took up his cup and looked into it, like a hedge-witch reading tea leaves.
I hung the kettle back on its tripod, and reached for the tin of tea leaves.
The moment I stepped into the entryway, I noticed the distinctive smell of roasted tea leaves, which even now can make my stomach tighten as though I'm on my way to lessons once again.
I hope your mamasha will not mind if we borrow the utensils and a pinch of tea leaves.
She shook some tea leaves into the strainer, tapped the water heater into high, then sent a stream of boiling water through the leaves into the pot.
Real before-the-rains, the finest early-spring tea leaves, are very delicate and must be carefully rolled and twisted by hand, and these leaves were doing that by themselves!
It was harder to feel scared of a lump of tea leaves away from the dim red light and befuddling perfume of Professor Trelawney’.