"teataster" meaning in All languages combined

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          "text": "“A teataster. A man who tastes tea,” Newpole said patiently.",
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          "text": "Edison had an idea. Entering the store, he asked the teataster if he could Judge a cup himself. The man agreed, no doubt believing it would be helpful to have the verdict of a member of the public. And so Edison made a breakfast of a cup of tea.",
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          "text": "Lu Yu became famous for his talents as a teataster, his mastery of the method to prepare tea and for having written Cha Jing, the first book devoted to tea.",
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