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21wee — 1. adj. (weer; weest) 1 esp. Sc. little; very small. 2 colloq. tiny; extremely small (a wee bit). Etymology: orig. Sc. noun, f. north.ME wei (small) quantity f. Anglian weg: cf. WEY 2. n. esp. Brit. sl. = WEE WEE …
22wee — It means small but they throw it into sentences all the time, I think it s just to confuse us all. You ll hear Have a wee seat or Can we chat for a wee minute? …
23wee — Verb. To urinate. Generally inoffensive and mainly regarded as a children s expression. Also phrased as wee wee. Adj. Small, tiny. Mainly Scottish use Informal …
24wee — [wiː] adj Scottish I small II verb [U] spoken wee [wiː] to URINATE wee noun [C/U] …
25wee — adjective Etymology: Middle English we, from we, noun, little bit, from Old English wǣge weight; akin to Old English wegan to move, weigh more at way Date: 15th century 1. very small ; diminutive 2. very early < wee hours of the morning > …
26WEE — Die Abkürzung WEE steht für: Western Equine Encephalomyelitis, siehe Westliche Pferdeenzephalomyelitis Weltbund für Erneuerung in der Erziehung, siehe New Education Fellowship Diese Seite ist eine Begriffsklärung zur …
27WEE — Abbreviation for western equine encephalomyelitis. * * * western equine encephalitis/encephalomyelitis * * * WEE abbr western equine encephalomyelitis * * * western equine encephalomyelitis …
28wee — wee1 adjective (weer, weest) chiefly Scottish little. Origin ME (orig. a noun use in Scots, usu. as a little wee a little bit ): from OE wēg(e) (see wey). wee2 informal, chiefly Brit. noun an act of urinating. ↘urine. verb (wees …
29wee — [[t]wi[/t]] adj. we•er, we•est 1) little; very small; tiny 2) very early: the wee hours of the morning[/ex] • Etymology: 1400–50; as adj., orig. Scots; cf. ME we(i) (small) quantity, OE wēg, Anglian form of wǣge weight …
30Wee Meng Chee — Chinese name 黄明志 Pinyin Huáng Míng Zhì (Mandarin) Ancestry …
