wee
- noun
- /wiː/
- UK
- It's not a great wee car, but it's not a bad wee car.
Examples
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But I think that perhaps we could have asked for help a wee bit earlier.
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After a wee chat over coffee, we decided to go for a walk.
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- I saw your wee boy today.
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Oh, look at his wee face.
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A wee bit high, I think.
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- Let's have a wee break, shall we ?
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I'll tell you a wee secret, son.
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Not bad for a wee lad from "Glasgee."
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We thought you'd like a wee moment to yourselves, my lambs.
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You may have seen something of mine in the Sunday Times color supplement a wee while ago: Britain's Forgotten Royalty.
Fiction book (2002)
Synonyms
A very small amount or short time
Antonyms
Compounds
How Long
Surface Forms
Etymology
Wee used as a noun for a short time comes from Scottish wee meaning 'small', so saying you'll be back in a wee means you'll be back in a little while.