1. a finely ground powder made from shade-grown green tea leaves, traditionally used in Japanese tea ceremonies and modern beverages
Usage: Japanese origin; often used as a modifier (e.g., matcha latte, matcha ice cream)

Examples

• She whisked the matcha powder with hot water to make traditional tea.
• The café serves a popular matcha latte with steamed milk.
• Matcha has become trendy in Western coffee shops and dessert menus.
• The bright green color of matcha comes from the shade-grown tea leaves.
• Many people enjoy matcha for its earthy flavor and potential health benefits.
• The barista carefully prepared the matcha by sifting the powder into the bowl.