Associations to the word «Wee»
Noun
- Aye
- Fergus
- Simone
- Russell
- Saxophone
- Tak
- Pickle
- Morning
- Coyote
- Hanson
- Plant
- Mite
- Warfare
- Clyde
- Heather
- Jason
- Mann
- Som
- Webber
- Lea
- Hereafter
- Aching
- Small
- Tim
- Elsie
- Duluth
- Morse
- Hackett
- Bene
- Kon
- Babe
- Och
- Sort
- Sim
- Ferris
- Cot
- Poke
- Medium
- Jamie
- Bike
- Nursery
- Davey
- Crawford
- Yong
- Wat
- Pig
- Sax
- Wow
- Path
- Hem
- Sea
- Bonnie
- Doubleday
- Sequel
- Kum
- Chiang
- Te
- Christmas
- Ibid
- Ale
- Papa
- Lacy
- Sing
- Jackie
- Blues
- Pug
- Kara
- Holiday
- Motto
- Susie
- Stewart
- Lett
- Wherefore
- Chung
- Caleb
- Lizzie
- Script
- Hour
- Fife
- Greece
Adjective
Wiktionary
WEE, adjective. (Scotland) (Northern Ireland) (North England) (NZ) Small, little.
WEE, noun. (colloquial) (uncountable) urine
WEE, noun. (colloquial) An act of urination.
WEE, verb. (colloquial) To urinate.
WEE HOURS, noun. The very early morning, just after midnight, when most people are asleep.
WEE JUGGLER, noun. Major Mitchell's Cockatoo, Cacatua leadbeateri.
WEE SMALL HOURS, noun. (idiomatic) The very early morning, just after midnight, when most people are asleep.
WEE WEE, noun. (childish) (puerile) (slang) urine; or the act of urinating.
WEE WEE, noun. (US) (colloquial) The penis; used almost exclusively by children.
WEE WEE, verb. (childish) (puerile) (slang) to urinate; to pass urine.
Dictionary definition
WEE, noun. A short time; "bide a wee".
WEE, verb. Eliminate urine; "Again, the cat had made on the expensive rug".
WEE, adjective. (used informally) very small; "a wee tot".
WEE, adjective. Very early; "the wee hours of the morning".
Wise words
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