CHA

CHA


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Word: cha
Phonetic: /tʃɑː/
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Tea, sometimes specifically masala chai Example: Would you like a cup of cha?


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Dont ___ Love It
Dont ___ (2005 Pussycat Dolls hit)
Dont ___: 2005 R&B hit
___ -ching!
___-ching!
___-ching! (cash register noise)
___-ching! (cash register sound)
-- -ching!
1979 hit What ___ Gonna Do With My Lovin
50 percent of a dance
50% of a dance
A dance
All the tea in China
All the tea in China?
Ballroom dance syllable
Ballroom dance
Bit of a dance?
CNN Headline News anchor Virginia
Chi-___ Lounge (U St. bar)
Chinese brew
Chinese restaurant tea
Chinese tea
Dance bit
Dance bit?
Dance half
Dance move
Dance part
Dance part?
Dance piece?
Dance segment?
Dance start
Dance step
Dance step syllable
Dance step?
Dance syllable
Dance syllable?
Dance
Dance-floor syllable
Dim sum drink
Doubled
Got or bet add-on
Got or hot add-on
Half (or a third) of a dance?
Half a Latin dance
Half a ballroom dance
Half a dance
Half a dance step
Half a dance step?
Half a dance?
Half of a Latin American dance
Half of a ballroom dance
Half of a dance
Half of a lively dance
Half or third of a dance
Harry Jamess Dont ___ Go Way Mad
Hunan tea
If doubled
Kind of tea
Latin dance step
Latin dance syllable
Monk tune
One third of a dance
One third of a dance move
One-third of a Cuban musical genre
One-third of a quick three-step movement
Oriental tea
Part of a Latin dance
Part of a Latin dance?
Part of a dance
Part of a dance?
Part of a repeated dance movement
Part of a shuffle and three steps
Repeated
Rolled tea
Said twice
Single dance move?
Syllable often said three times in a row
Syllable repeated after hot
Syllable repeated in a dance name
Taiwan tea
Tea in China
Tea
Third of a dance move
Thrice
Two make a latin dance
Two or three make a dance
When doubled
When repeated
When said three times
Chinese rolled tea.
Mandarin name for tea.
Chinese name for tea.
Chinese beverage
Mandarin tea.
Tea, in Britain.
In triplicate, a Latin dance.
Kind of rolled tea.
Syllable of popular dance.
Mandarin word for tea.
Tea, British style.
Suffix with hot.
Part of the name of a dance.
Tea, in Soho.
Tea variety
Latin-dance syllable
Part of a dance's name
Slangy suffix with hot or got
Humorous suffix with hot or got
Half the name of a dance
½ or 1/3 of a Latin dance
Part of a ballroom dance
Half or third of a Latin dance
Half of a S.A. dance
Harry James's Don't ___ Go 'Way Mad
When repeated, a dance
When repeated, a Latin dance
When doubled, a dance
Tea, on the Thames
1979 hit What ___ Gonna Do With My Lovin'
When said three times, a dance move
When repeated, a ballroom dance
When said three times, a dance
With 1-Down and 1-Down, lively Latin dance
When tripled, a dance move
Ching preceder
When repeated, a lively dance
When doubled or tripled, a dance
Start of many a dance routine
Half a step?
Tea, in Mandarin
Rosie Lee
Indian tea
Tea and interminable talk
Lout drops Victor for a drink
6, 13 down, 23, 29 8, or 30 that's repeatedly found in dance
When doubled, a Latin dance
Some much appreciated liquid refreshment
100 locks for furniture
Classic dance syllable
Word which if said in your Vietnamese restaurant might well get you a couple of sausages
Ice hockey conference that includes the Lady Lions, the Nittany Lions and the Tigers
Brew from Hunan
Zhengzhou brew
When tripled, a 1989 #1 rap hit by MC Lyte
Tea (Informal)
Fellows not finished cuppa
Dont ___ (mid-2000s hit by the Pussycat Dolls)
When repeated, a fast dance
One, two...
Tea, in several languages
Sha ___ chicken
i___ ___ Real Smooth/i (2022 Dakota Johnson movie)
One-third of a Latin dance
Converse about the French holiday home
The N.B.A.'s Hornets, on scoreboards
When repeated, dance with a shuffle
Man giving up power in Darjeeling?
It’s offered during lunch and tea
See 15
Tea dance, 50% off
Fellow quietly leaves for a drink
Tea, hot, served in Central America …




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