Wiktionary
n. An herb tea made by steeping leaves of plants of the mint family in hot water.
Wikipedia
Mint tea may refer to:
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Spearmint tea
- Maghrebi mint tea, also known by various regional names
- Peppermint tea
- Herbal tea containing some mixture of mint and other herbs
Usage examples of "mint tea".
Jondalar came over to them and lowered himself carefully to the grass mat beside Ayla while he balanced with both hands a watertight but handleless and somewhat flexible cup, woven out of bear grass in a chevron design of contrasting colors, filled with hot mint tea.
Taking dried mint leaves and honey, Joseph put them in a pan Finnbarr had brought from the ship and soon had a fine brew of mint tea boiling.
Perhaps it would be better for you to have a little more mint tea.
He sat up and, without thinking about it, reached for his cup and was surprised to find it there, full of hot mint tea.
He sat at table with Tirry, Lully, and Bruff, and all four took a breakfast of mint tea and wild oat scones spread with honey.
Digging a flat oatcake from their pack, she munched it and sipped cold mint tea from a canteen.
She thought for a fleeting moment of the cool dark dining room inside the mountain, the tables laid with plain wholesome food and flagons of cold cider, greensap milk and mint tea.
He's been asking after you, and Cornflower will have a nice bowl of mint tea waiting for you.
The only times in his new existence he had been truly content were those sitting at a study table with her, delving into ancient parchments and sipping mint tea.
With the greatest difficulty, I persuaded him to drink a mug of nettle and mint tea, and eat some of the slow-cooked meat from the skewers.
The young hedgehog blinked and rubbed his eyes as Dandin flung a beaker of cold sage and mint tea into his friend's face.