Mo Tea

Slang term used by people from Africa which translates to "more tea". Another example of this bizarre way of speaking is "hold da doh".

Waiter: "I notice you're a little low there, you want some mo tea?"

by AssSuccer July 6, 2019

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Mo tea is short for mo tea sir. This phrase started as far back as prior to the Civil War Era when African Americans primarily worked as servants. When they asked their male employers and guests if they would like to have any more tea , it came out sounding like mo tea or mo tea suh. Present day it is used as a racially insensitive reference.

The African American waitress was offended when Jim asked if he could have some mo tea

A drink called The Mo Tee was taken off of the bar's menu

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by MsGee November 28, 2013

Mo Teague’d

Done

Feeling completely Mo Teague’d

by Mo Teague December 28, 2019

moteasa

a person who asks if they can bring cold sweet iced tea to another person, usually on a cold sweltering summa day.

Man A to Man B: "Oh they he is, my moteasa(M)."

M: "Excuse me, can I get you somotesa?"

by e-doc October 2, 2005

moteasir

This is the guy in a chinese restaurant that goes from table to table asking "MO TEA SIR?"

"He should get a job as a MOTEASIR"

by Craig92 January 5, 2008