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mec

American  
[mek] / mɛk /

noun

French Slang.
  1. a pimp; mack.


MEC British  

abbreviation

  1. Member of the Executive Council

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Example Sentences

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TfL hired the firm - which is understood to be MEC Security - this summer after an encampment of rough sleepers was removed from the site.

From BBC

Journalism site London Centric later revealed the security firm hired was MEC Security.

From BBC

The MEC is one of the first areas of the brain that Alzheimer's affects, hinting that complex timing tasks could potentially be a way to catch the disease early.

From Science Daily

"The MEC isn't acting like a really simple stopwatch that's necessary to track time in any simple circumstance," Bigus said.

From Science Daily

Intriguingly, prior research on the MEC found that it's also involved in learning spatial information and building "mental maps."

From Science Daily