Ve

[ve]

noun Scandinavian Mythology.

a brother of Odin.

've

contraction of have: I've got it. We've been there.

Usage note

See contraction.

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Examples from the Web for ve

Contemporary Examples of ve

It had never occurred to him the gun might still be loaded all those years after VE Day.
Accidents Happen to Gun People Too
David Frum
January 17, 2013
I have never seen Stuart Grabois, but after everything I’ve read about him, I‘ve decided he should play himself.
The Original Milk-Carton Kid
Sandra McElwaine
May 11, 2009
The WWE will always win, however, because their fans don’t really care how absurd the show is—they‘ve always been in on the joke.
Will Mickey Rourke Fight at WrestleMania?
Mike Edison
February 17, 2009

Historical Examples of ve

"Ve'll stay here," said Koenig, opening the organ, and Glory stood by his side.
The Christian
Hall Caine
Ve harness him and make him pump vater on us and on this damn sand, eh?
The Forbidden Trail
Honor Willsie
Non, mon ami, ve have enough of ze peine to attraper you again.
Cormorant Crag
George Manville Fenn
If he take her out quite vell, sank you, ve sall soon be at sea.
Cormorant Crag
George Manville Fenn
Ve must all die vonce, at least, and I should like to die—if I must die—in a goot cause.
Blown to Bits
R.M. Ballantyne

British Dictionary definitions for ve

ve

the internet domain name for

Venezuela

've

contraction of

haveI've; you've

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