andrewd wrote:Is it a Cutty Sark: both a Scottish garment and a vessel once engaged in the China tea trade?
We have a winner, well done Andrewd.
The answer is of course
"Cutty Sark".
Which means a short shirt.
"Take a nip" = whisky = Cutty Sark.
"A cup of tea
If there's any china about."
= China tea = tea clipper = Cutty Sark.
MCC