Pronounced [Droh-gee] noun. A very badly made cup of tea. Common on trains and in train stations. Made with water that is so hot, it should be labelled with a hazard sign:
Often the tea bags can let the cuppa down, especially when they contain what appears to be saw dust, as does UHT milk. We still have not found a way to save a disappointing cuppa, but it is suspected that much finger waving and conjuring could do the trick. It may also frighten the café staff into making better cups.
