Definition of Gypsy Rose Lee

Gypsy Rose Lee

noun

• tea (the drink.) Rhyming slang.

  Last edited on Jul 09 2012. Submitted by Walter Rader (Editor) from Sacramento, CA, USA on Jul 09 2012.

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Other terms relating to 'lee':
chun-lee	Definitions include: native American word for cigarette.
Rosy Lee	Definitions include: tea (the drink).
Other terms relating to 'rose':
Aunt Rose	Definitions include: of a woman, menstrual period
did Rose Kennedy have a black frock?	Definitions include: "The answer to your question is obviously 'yes'."
rose	Definitions include: A girl from the south who is as smart as she is beautiful usually a brunette with green eyes who is a ride or die. [ compare with southern belle]
rose-colored glasses	Definitions include: metaphorical glasses which give one an overly optimistic perspective.
take time to smell the roses	Definitions include: to take the time to enjoy life.
White rose	Definitions include: a person from Yorkshire.

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