jee

[ jee ]

/ dʒi /

a less common variant of gee¹.

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If Miranda has her way, this will be the summer of shimmering Chanel skirts, bright silk turbans, and sunglasses by Jee Vice.
Carrie's Battle of the Brands|Rebecca Dana|May 20, 2010|DAILY BEAST
She smiled and sighed, and then answered, "Jee (sir), it belonged to an Ameer (a great man)."
Wanderings in India|John Lang
These names are strikingly peculiar, are usually of from four to six syllables, the last being usually "jee" or "bhoy."
East of Suez|Frederic Courtland Penfield
Old Jee Hagadorn was sitting up now, and had exchanged some words with the couple.
The Copperhead|Harold Frederic

The Countess, without blenching, gave the signal for what Sir Jee called the "adjournment" to the hall.
The Card, A Story Of Adventure In The Five Towns|Arnold Bennett
I told them to build the Jee suk aun, or prophet's lodge, strong, and gave particular directions for it.
The Indian in his Wigwam|Henry R. Schoolcraft