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Chai Tea 

Chai Tea is the most wonderful thing in the world. It is aromatic sip after aromatic sip of delightful herbs and spices. It is the go-to drink for café-goers of taste, and will quickly dissolve your troubles and fears. Somehow, despite it's majesty, it was recipient of quite the redundant name: "Chai" literally means "Tea," so when sipping up some of the sweat beverage, you will really be enjoying some "Tea Tea." Perhaps this is simply a testament to how deeply fulfilling the drink is to all of tea kind.
Jane went to the café on the corner street and enjoyed some delicious and wholesome Chai Tea.

As Jane was engulfed in the captivating aromas of the drink, her troubles melted away.
Chai Tea by Reine Odette March 12, 2014
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Chai Tea 

Chai means tea, you are literally saying Tea Tea.
White Guy/Girl: I love Chai Tea!

Indian Man: Chai Tea?! Chai means tea! YOU ARE LITERALLY SAYING TEA TEA! Kadavule (oh my god)....
Chai Tea by jaycxle. June 13, 2023

chai tea 

Miles Morales: I love chai tea.
Spider-Man India: What did you just say? Chai tea? Chai means "tea", bro! You are saying "tea tea"! Would I ask you for a "coffee coffee" with room for "cream cream"?
chai tea by ass ault July 12, 2023
(slang)
A sarcastic response used when someone states something considered obvious, making the added description feel unnecessary. The redundancy is usually implied rather than literal, and relies on common assumptions rather than strict word repetition.
X: Im sick of bad politicians
Y: Chai tea, bro
Chai tea by R0obxdn't February 4, 2026

chai tea latte 

The best thing ever. Like a chai tea, except it has that foamed latte stuff on top.
Yum! Chai tea latte!

Chai tea latte 

A pretentious cup of tea from an upscale coffee shop with wooden floors in Bangalore
Nixy doesn't drink chai tea lattes because they give him the shits.
Chai tea latte by Numpi July 27, 2019

chai tea drinker

Ogirl said she was a chai tea drinker so i pissed down her throat and she didn't spill a drop.
chai tea drinker by Doggrude1 April 2, 2016
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