to roast

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to call out

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to throw shade

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to drag

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beef

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clapback

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to read

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to cancel

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to smoke

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receipts

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to put {sb} on blast

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to subtweet

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to squawk

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The idiom "spill the tea" originated from African American drag culture and gained popularity through the LGBTQ+ community. It refers to the act of sharing or revealing gossip, particularly about someone's personal or private affairs. It is used to indicate a desire for or the act of revealing and discussing gossip, scandals, or juicy details about someone or something.

What is the origin of the idiom "spill the tea" and when to use it?

to [spill] the tea

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to sip tea

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hop off

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Here you will find slang about confrontation and throwing shade, reflecting subtle insults, direct conflicts, and passive-aggressive behavior in casual settings

Confrontation & Shade

English Slang for Confrontation & Shade