Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun A Middle English form of
egg . - Eh! what!
- A termination of various origin, a reduced form of different final syllables in Latin, French, Anglo-Saxon, etc.
- A simplified spelling of
eye .
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- noun obsolete An island.
- noun obsolete See
egg . - obsolete An interj. of wonder or inquiry.
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- noun obsolete an
egg - pronoun neologism
they (singular).Gender-neutral third-person singular subject pronoun, coordinate with gendered pronounshe andshe .
Etymologies
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Examples
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In my opinion, the taste of bar; ey is wonderful, one of my absolute favorites!
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Güey is a slang version of búey which means Ox. I think he meant to say güey.
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Güey is a slang version of búey which means Ox. I think he meant to say güey.
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Güey is a slang version of búey which means Ox. I think he meant to say güey.
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Güey is a slang version of búey which means Ox. I think he meant to say güey.
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Güey is a slang version of búey which means Ox. I think he meant to say güey.
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Güey is a slang version of búey which means Ox. I think he meant to say güey.
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Güey is a slang version of búey which means Ox. I think he meant to say güey.
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Güey is a slang version of búey which means Ox. I think he meant to say güey.
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Güey is a slang version of búey which means Ox. I think he meant to say güey.
john commented on the word ey
Gender-neutral pronoun.
October 11, 2007