mee

British

/ miː /

noun

(in Malaysia) noodles or a dish containing noodles

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Etymology

Origin of mee

from Chinese (Cantonese) mien noodles

Example Sentences

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An Ellis Mee break almost from the restart provided Wales with the first period of pressure.

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Centre James will line up alongside the recalled Ben Thomas in the Welsh midfield, while in-form wing Ellis Mee is named in the back three alongside Rees-Zammit and Josh Adams, with Blair Murray and Tom Rogers missing out.

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Running a zoo feels "incredibly precarious all the time", says Benjamin Mee who bought Dartmoor Zoo in 2006.

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The reality of constant financial worries led to Mee donating the zoo to the charity Dartmoor Zoological Society in 2014, with him staying on as a trustee.

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Advocates like Mee believe zoos have a vital part to play in conservation and education.

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