to dee
- verb
- Literature
- When her beloved pet fell ill, she was heartbroken knowing it might dee soon.
Examples
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In the cold winter, many animals struggle to survive and some may dee from hunger.
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And I give dem up fi di message.
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♪ They gave no thought to self at all ♪ ♪ They did but think ♪ ♪ Of me ♪ ♪ But, laddie, that's a time awa' ♪ ♪ And mither's like to dee ♪
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As the old man lay in bed, he felt that it was nearly time for him to dee peacefully.
Antonyms
Compounds
A river in central North Carolina and northeast South Carolina that flows into the Atlantic Ocean
Surface Forms
Etymology
Dee in Scots means 'to die' and is simply the Scots form of the English word die, keeping an older 'ee' sound. So when someone uses dee in Scots, they mean the same thing as 'to die' in standard English.