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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I had gone to Mee Lung Dry Goods over the weekend and scoured all the periodicals for advertisements and photographs.

From Literature

Wainwright took the player-of-the match accolade for his outstanding display, but he was pushed hard by Wales wing Ellis Mee.

From BBC

Italy captain Michele Lamaro and Wales duo Joe Hawkins and Mee both forced crucial turnovers for their sides before Italy fly-half Garbisi missed an early penalty.

From BBC

Italy were superior in the aerial battle in the opening quarter, but Wales were lifted by a rousing penalty, created by the chasing work of Rees-Zammit, Mee and flanker Alex Mann.

From BBC

The Wales back three were prominent with Josh Adams and Rees-Zammit dangerous with ball in hand, while Mee demonstrated a tireless work ethic in arguably his finest game for Wales.

From BBC

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