tealite

English

Etymology

From tea +‎ lite.

Noun

tealite (plural tealites)

1. Nonstandard spelling of tealight.
   • 2001, Canadian Florist, volumes 96-97, page 117:

     The tealites are used just for the moment the bride comes down the aisle.

   • 2001 December 16, “Ceramic Artist's Whimsical Style Seen in Blue Sky Candleholders”, in Daily Herald, Arlington Heights, Illinois:

     The line of collectible tealite houses, hurricane and glazer balls ranges in price from $20 to $200.

   • 2007 June 9, AuctionQuests [username], “FS: Romantic Massage Kit - Item #: 536309 via auction”, in alt.marketplace.collectables‎^[1] (Usenet):

     Enclosed you will find tropical scented massage cream to arouse the senses and tealites to create a relaxing candle lit setting.

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• ailette