Dee
- proper noun
- /di/
- I loved my Aunt Dee, as different from Mama as day from night.
- Dee Brown
- Dee Myers
- Dee and Jacob
We're going to get a close up of Dee listening to Deadly play.
- We're going to get a close up of Dee listening to Deadly play.
- Shout out to my partner Dee Mills, Free Cash Star.
- So it's like if you bring Dee Dee here, I'll have that child.
- And he goes, Dee's nephew, he didn't even call him Swiss.
- But isn't that different though, Dee, than you thinking about doing it yourself?
- One such OP is my great aunt Betty, Dee's only living child.
- And the fact that Dee got got picked twice as well, it was mad.
- Follow black posted project with Dee Gillen.
- Then you got people like Dee Dee who got Ms.
Examples
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Sister named her daughter Augusta Dee, which told me everything I needed to know.
Fiction book (1990) -
"It's like dancing in the movies," Dee said, her hand on my chest.
Fiction book (1990) -
"You can have it," I said and looked back to Dee, but she was gone.
Fiction book (1990) -
In August 1964, my wife Dee and my four small children were with me in
Academic text (2005) -
Shaken up, Richard tells her, "Dee, you saved my life."
Academic text (2006) -
Finally, my Aunt Dee got tired of me mooning around, as she called it.
Fiction book (1991) -
It's Dee, right?
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I rubbed my aching back and walked upstairs to wake Augusta Dee, who had slept past her feeding.
Fiction book (1990) -
My friend Dee is organizing a charity event this weekend.
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I met Dee at the café, and we instantly became friends.
Compounds
A river in central North Carolina and northeast South Carolina that flows into the Atlantic Ocean
Surface Forms
Etymology
Dee is a short female name, often a short form of Deirdre or Deanna, or simply the letter 'D'. So, Dee is like calling someone by the first letter of their name, which makes it quick and friendly.