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cee

cee

1 9.9
The third letter of the English alphabet written as C or c
  • noun
  • /siː/
translation icon : ce
  • Wasn't he afraid of orbital cee?

Examples

  • "Cee-Cee, walk faster, now!"

    Fiction book (1998)
  • I do think Kevin would make a great CEE (Chief Executive Evangelist)!

    Blog text (12)
  • "It's already past four hundred cees," said one of the men at the monitors.

    Fiction book (2002)
  • "Paragraph three-eighty-nine-cee of the operating code," Nyquist said.

    Fiction book (1998)
  • "Cee," he said gently.

    Fiction book (1991)
  • Cla-re-an-cee?

  • Sorry, cees.

  • Miss elly may go skinny-dippin' In the cee-ment pond.

  • Years ago, it was decided that biological contamination of the Tee-Cee environment is of much less consequence than the chance of inhabiting a whole new world, if at all possible.

    Fiction book (2001)
  • The letter cee is often confused with the letter 'S' in spoken language.

Synonyms

C
vscee
7 1.0

The third letter of the English alphabet

is the spoken name and shows both uppercase and lowercase forms

Surface Forms

cee singular
cees plural

Etymology

Cee is the spoken name of the letter C, the third letter of the alphabet, and it sounds just like the word 'see'. Think 'see the letter C' to remember that cee is the name we use when we say the letter aloud.