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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The loss of Rogers and Bristol's Louis Rees-Zammit means Ellis Mee, who was called up to the squad on Monday, and Rio Dyer are selected on the wings.

From BBC

Ten players are set for their first action of the autumn - Mee, Roberts, Dyer, Carter and Davies in the XV and Southworth, tight-head prop Chris Coleman, lock James Ratti, scrum-half Reuben Morgan-Williams and Sheedy on the bench.

From BBC

Chili pan mee, made with noodles, ground pork, anchovies, mushrooms, poached egg and belacan sambal, is among their most popular dishes.

From Salon

"Our village is quite remote and a lot of our residents are elderly - some don't drive," said Glentrool resident Jayne Mee.

From BBC

Then on deadline day, four more players were signed including defenders Mark McGuinness and Ben Mee – but former club captain Jack Robinson was allowed to leave for Birmingham.

From BBC

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