cee

[see]

noun

1. the letter C.

adjective

1. shaped or formed like the letter C.

Word History and Origins

Origin of cee¹

First recorded in 1535–45; conventional spelling of the pronunciation of the letter C

Example Sentences

“On YouTube, I remember that was a nice boost, because people would comment, ‘Who came from Mistah Cee?’

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The latter track made an appearance in a 2024 “rhythm and soul” playlist curated by Mistah Cee, an Australian DJ and music selector, who included the song between Bobby Caldwell’s “My Flame” and Earth, Wind & Fire’s “Devotion.”

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The awards have helped launch the careers of UK artists such as Little Simz, Stormzy, Central Cee and Raye.

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Raye headlined the main stage overlooking Watergate Bay near Newquay on Friday, with Central Cee headlining on Saturday, before The Prodigy close the event on Sunday night.

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The five-day music and surfing festival, which is set to feature The Prodigy, Raye and rapper Central Cee, will be held in Newquay from Wednesday to Sunday.

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