Pronunciation: /spɪl ðə tiː/
noun a liquid that is accidentally or carelessly spilled
A1 I spilled the tea on my new dress.
A2 She accidentally spilled the tea all over the table.
B1 The gossip magazines always spill the tea on celebrities' personal lives.
B2 The reality TV show is known for spilling the tea on the contestants' drama.
C1 The journalist promised to spill the tea on the corruption scandal in her upcoming article.
C2 The tell-all book is expected to spill the tea on the inner workings of the company.
verb to reveal or disclose private or secret information
A1 She spilled the tea on her white shirt by accident.
A2 I spilled the tea while trying to carry too many cups at once.
B1 During the gossip session, she couldn't resist spilling the tea about her coworker's secret relationship.
B2 The celebrity's former assistant spilled the tea on their tumultuous working relationship in a tell-all interview.
C1 The journalist promised to spill the tea on the corruption scandal plaguing the government.
C2 The whistleblower decided to spill the tea on the company's unethical practices, despite the risks to their career.
formal During the meeting, the CEO decided to spill the tea on the company's financial performance.
informal Hey, can you spill the tea about what happened at the party last night?
slang Girl, spill the tea on that drama that went down at school!
figurative I can't wait for the reunion, I'm sure everyone will spill the tea on what's been happening in their lives.
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