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A pot of tea boiled outdoors, with a snack, when you take a rest from work in the woods or on a boat. Close cousin of the mug-up.

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The Dictionary of Newfoundland English defines a boil-up as a brew of tea, sometimes with a snack, taken during a rest from work in the country or on a vessel.

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