Synonyms for teaspoon
ˈtiˌspuntea·spoon

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1. teaspoon, teaspoonfulnoun

   as much as a teaspoon will hold

   Synonyms:
   teaspoonful

2. teaspoonnoun

   a small spoon used for stirring tea or coffee; holds about one fluid dram

   Synonyms:
   teaspoonful

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   • Spoon

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1. List of paraphrases for "teaspoon":

   tsp, spoon, crumb, scoop

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1. Damon Gameau:

   This term about grams of sugar is so ambiguous. We try converting it into teaspoons so that people can really understand and see what a teaspoon is. So if you see on the back of a juice 20 grams [of sugar], divide that by four, and you know there's 5 teaspoons of sugar in that juice packet, and you'd never put 5 teaspoons in your cup of tea for your child, yet you'd give it in a juice quite easily. So people need to know that.

2. Michael Wahl:

   I think from a medication safety standpoint you always have to have the lights on, read the bottle to confirm the medicine you want to take and use the correct measuring device, like a syringe that will say 5 ccs or 10 ccs as opposed to a teaspoon or tablespoon from the kitchen, it really doesn’t matter if it’s minoxidil (or another drug).

3. Isabelle Claudet:

   The main problem is that it is considered as a safe product because it is used for its hair effect, but people forget its main indication as a hypotensive agent, at therapeutic dosage, there is usually no serious adverse effect, but for a child, some milliliters or a teaspoon can lead to long-lasting hypotension.

4. Kyran Quinlan:

   A small sip, say a teaspoon which is 5 milligrams, exposes a child to the nicotine of several packs of cigarettes all at once, parents should know that the highly concentrated liquid nicotine used in e-cigarettes is a new deadly poison.

5. Frances Seymour:

   Vast areas continue to be cleared for soy, beef, palm oil and other globally traded commodities. Much of this clearing is illegal, we are trying to put out a housefire with a teaspoon.