ew
or eww
[ ioo ]
/ ɪu /
|
interjection
(used as an exclamation expressing disgust, aversion, or the like): Ew, I hate mushrooms!
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Definition for ew (2 of 2)
EW
enlisted woman; enlisted women.
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British Dictionary definitions for ew
EW
abbreviation for
Estonia (international car registration)
Word Origin for EW
from E(esti) W(abariik)
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