Crossword clues for pekoe
pekoe
- Black tea grade
- Tea grade
- Tea from Sri Lanka
- Orange tea that's really black
- Orange ___ (variety of black tea)
- Earl Grey alternative
- Black tea from Sri Lanka, e.g
- Twinings variety
- Tea made from young leaves
- Orange ___ (tea variety)
- Orange ___ (black tea)
- Export from India
- Black tea from Sri Lanka
- "Orange" type of tea
- Word on a Lipton box
- Twinings tea variety
- Tea offering
- Tea from young leaves
- Tea from Ceylon and India
- Sri Lankan product
- Sri Lanka tea
- Premium tea
- Orange tea variety
- Orange ___ (tea that is, ironically, black)
- Java export
- It's called "orange" but is really black
- Indian black tea
- High-quality black tea
- High quality black tea
- Grade of tea
- Grade of black tea
- Fine grade of black tea
- Earl Grey relative
- Congou's cousin
- Certain steeped drink
- Certain black tea
- Bohea's better alternative
- "Orange" tea that's really black
- "Orange" tea
- "Orange" brewed drink
- Tea type
- Orange ___ tea
- Souchong alternative
- Kind of tea
- Sri Lanka export
- With 26-Across, a Sri Lankan export
- Grade of tea leaves
- Tea variety that may be "orange"
- Tea kind
- Twinings product
- Black tea variety
- It's superior to bohea
- Alternative to gunpowder
- "Orange" tea grade
- Orange ___ (tea type)
- What some caddies hold
- Type of black tea
- A superior grade of black tea
- Grown in India and Sri Lanka and Java
- Sri Lanka product
- Tea from spray's first three leaves
- Type of tea
- Tea-grading term
- Shipment from Sri Lanka
- Darjeeling's cousin
- Variety of black tea
- Quick glance, half-heartedly, over last of jasmine tea
- Superior grade of black tea
- Dog drinks old tea
- Hot drink
- Tea choice
- Sri Lankan export
- Black tea type
- Oolong alternative
- Indian export
- Orange __ tea
- "Orange" drink that's really black
- Sri Lankan tea
- Gunpowder alternative
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Pekoe \Pek"oe\, n. [Chin. pih-hoau: cf. F. peko["e]] A kind of black tea. [Written also pecco.]
Wiktionary
n. A high-quality black tea made using young leaves, grown in Sri Lanka, India and Java.
WordNet
n. a superior grade of black tea; grown in India and Sri Lanka and Java [syn: orange pekoe]
Wikipedia
Usage examples of "pekoe".
Attracting considerable interest from all sectors of the tea trade, this historical tea was classified according to Chinese nomenclature as souchong and pekoe and sold for between 16 and 34 shillings per pound.
Contrary to popular opinion, Orange Pekoe does not refer to a particular flavor, or even to a specific variety or quality or tea.
Grades finer than BOP are called fannings, PF for Pekoe Fannings, and the smallest particles are referred to as dust.
She had made that ounce last a week, just a teaspoonful a day, but stew it as she might, after the first brew it had come out like water, whereas if they had been able to afford the pekoe it would still have had color in it at the end of the day.
Four fluffy little Angora balls they were Chin, Chilla, Buffie, and Orange Pekoe, names that explain their color.
A delicious odour of tea pervaded the drawing-room, it was orange-flower pekoe, and Mrs.
Random poured them all the orange pekoe which was her favorite and then sat back, smiling.
There was smoky Lapsang Souchong, sturdy Congou, popular Pekoe, and many more, each with its own character.
Congou and Souchong prevalent at many tables of gentility, and will have nothing else than Gunpowder and Pekoe for themselves.
He warmed the teapot--almost too deftly--rejected the Orange Pekoe that the parlour-maid had provided, poured in five spoonfuls of a superior blend, filled up with really boiling water, and now called to the ladies to be quick or they would lose the aroma.
Soon the room was filled with the comfortable odor of Pekoe, of muffins toasted upon an electric heater, of cigarettes and stogies.
And considering the black, ink-like brew served up to her in the name of pekoe, she had come slowly to their way of thinking.
Henrietta murmured, pouring steaming orange pekoe from an almost translucent bone china pot.
I kill them when they were drinking orange pekoe tea and eating cookies with us?
Fortunately for our self respect, china is uninflammable and we still had a pinch of orange pekoe left, so that we were able to offer him a cup of tea.