mee

/ miː /

noun

1. (in Malaysia) noodles or a dish containing noodles

Word History and Origins

Origin of mee¹

from Chinese (Cantonese) mien noodles

Example Sentences

It makes Bryan Mbeumo's presence even more significant while the return after injury of experienced defender Ben Mee, who has signed a new one-year deal, will also be a boost.

From BBC

Less than month after the English-language paper was launched, Ng and her crew Seattle reported on the murders of 13 people at the Wah Mee Club, a Chinatown-International District gambling venue.

From Seattle Times

There are now tens of thousands of Iu Mien — pronounced “yoo MEE’-en” — in the U.S., with many attending universities or starting businesses.

From Seattle Times

Gentleman De Mee threatened to seal the Mullins milestone, but Blackmore's mount scored by one and a quarter lengths.

From BBC

The museum will also contain a wing of Northwest art, which will showcase a trove of modern and contemporary local art recently bequeathed to the university by Seattle artists Dennis Evans and Nancy Mee, alongside gifts from other donors and works by other artists.

From Seattle Times