Tees

[ teez ]

noun

1. a river in N England, flowing E along the boundary between Durham and Yorkshire to the North Sea. 70 miles (113 km) long.

Tees

/ tiːz /

noun

1. a river in N England, rising in the N Pennines and flowing southeast and east to the North Sea at Middlesbrough. Length: 113 km (70 miles)

Example Sentences

Imagine the costume drama “Downton Abbey” with Pumas, pocket Tees, and dad jeans as the costumes.

From The Daily Beast

So, for $4.99 IRL, you can acquire 5,000 Kardashian dollars—enough to purchase four of the aforementioned sleeveless tees.

From The Daily Beast

Then there were the fitted knit tees with hand-applique leather strips.

From The Daily Beast

Medusa-emblazoned harnesses, stylish rock concert tees, and blaring rap music.

From The Daily Beast

From backless tees to side-less dresses, the capsule range seems to be filled with free-and-easy items.

From The Daily Beast

This fish (but seldom taken any great weight) abounds in the Tees and its tributary streams.

From Project Gutenberg

Triassic plain from the south coast at the mouth of the Exe to the east coast at the mouth of the Tees.

From Project Gutenberg

There is henceforth no more rest to the Tees water during the whole of its curiously devious journeying to the sea.

From Project Gutenberg

About a mile below Middleton the river Lune ripples sunnily down into the Tees.

From Project Gutenberg

The Fitzhughs are again in evidence at the village of Cotherstone, two miles further down the Tees.

From Project Gutenberg