yapon Definition
a variant of the word 'yaupon', a shrub or small tree native to southeastern North America, used for making a tea-like beverage.
Using yapon: Examples
Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "yapon" can be used in various situations through the following examples!
Example
The indigenous people of the southeastern United States have been using yapon leaves to make tea for centuries.
Phrases with yapon
a species of holly native to southeastern North America, from which the leaves are harvested to make yaupon tea
Example
The yaupon holly is a popular ornamental plant in the southern United States.
a tea-like beverage made from the dried leaves of the yaupon holly, traditionally consumed by indigenous peoples of the southeastern United States
Example
Yaupon tea has become increasingly popular as a healthy alternative to coffee and traditional teas.
a traditional ceremonial beverage made from the leaves of the yaupon holly, consumed by indigenous peoples of the southeastern United States
Example
The black drink was an important part of many Native American ceremonies in the southeastern United States.
Summary: yapon in Brief
'Yapon' [yuh-pon] is a variant of 'yaupon', a shrub or small tree native to southeastern North America. It is used to make a tea-like beverage called 'yaupon tea,' which has been consumed by indigenous peoples of the region for centuries. Other names for yaupon include 'yaupon holly' and 'black drink.'
