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Spilling tea 

Telling some juicy gossip that everyone wants to hear.
Layla: ugh ... I’m bored

Mia : did you hear that story? I’m about to start spilling tea!
Spilling tea by Og lewis July 8, 2019
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Spilling tea 

Telling the truth about something/someone to other people.
Kylie and Sarah are in a fight, Kylie spilled tea over Sarah saying Sarah stole her boyfriend. Everyone knows that Kylie was spilling tea.
Spilling tea by OpheliaBooks August 1, 2017

spilling tea 

What upset white people do.
I caught Eliza spilling tea on my yacht carpet. She is not invited to the next baby shower.
spilling tea by TheWhoHa February 9, 2014

Spilling tea 

Spilling tea means telling secrets of others in gen-z language.
This girl is really spilling tea right now
Spilling tea by anonymous December 21, 2020

Spilling the tea

spilling the tea

Partaking in gossip. This term is usually used by your stereotypical gay kid, boy or girl. See don't let anyone step in the tea.
I saw how you acted towards Ryan today, start spilling the tea, honey.

spilling the tea

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