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Where did the word cuppa originate?
The word "cuppa" is a shortened form of the word "cup of tea". It is an Australian and British English slang term, originating in the early 20th century.
The exact origins of the word are debated, but it likely arose from the common practice of having a "cup of tea" throughout the day, with "cuppa" being a quicker and more casual way of saying it.
Here's how it likely evolved:
* Cup of tea: The full phrase used for a hot beverage.
* Cuppa: A shortened version, becoming more common in casual conversation.
* Cuppy: A further shortened version, sometimes used in informal settings.
It's worth noting that while the word "cuppa" is primarily associated with tea, it can also refer to other beverages like coffee, especially in Australia.
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