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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Wales named their team earlier on Wednesday with wing Ellis Mee recalled as one of three changes made by head coach Steve Tandy.

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Wing Ellis Mee returns to the Wales starting line-up for Friday night's Six Nations game against Ireland in Dublin.

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Mee, 22, is one of three starting changes from the 26-23 defeat by Scotland with fly-half Dan Edwards and flanker James Botham coming in for the injured Sam Costelow and Taine Plumtree.

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Mee started against England and France in the first two rounds, but missed out against the Scots, when Hamer-Webb made his Test debut.

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Mee, who is strong in the aerial game, gets the nod for Dublin.

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