Ee doe nee'

Said as an alternate to the phrase, "I don't know." Usually said when a large amount of humorus tension is built up before the question is presented.

Doug, where you going man?!

"Ee doe nee'*

*(Tremendous amounts of laughter ensues)

by BDUCE April 11, 2008

Nee-wom

On of the sacred words kept by the knights who say "NI".

It can also be used as an expression of contempt.

-Hey, lets go get some ice cream.
-Yeah, Nee-wom!
-Neee-wom!

by MuppetBonito May 18, 2011

nee

used after a woman's married name to introduce the family name by which she was known before she married; also used when anything is renamed

Pamela Lee (nee Anderson); Madonna (nee Madonna Louise Ciccone)

by Robox August 10, 2005

Nee Naw

Jack Barrow

that lad over there is a nee naw

by yoinkies March 4, 2019

Nee-san

Casual Japanese noun meaning Older Sister. Onee-san is the formal form of this noun.

Onee and Onii (Older Brother) do not have to have the ending -san, -kun, -chan, or -sama
See Nii-San; Onii-san; Ototo-kun; Imoto-chan

Nee-san, when are we going to the mall?

姉、私たちがいつモール街に行きます

Onee-san, watashitachi gaitsu mo^ru machi ni iki masu?

by Khana Hatake January 1, 2010

Ja Nee

Brilliant word. South African based. Literally translates to "yes no". Is great in many instances. It can be a conversation filled.

Used to fill pregnant pauses.
Portrays a sense of indifference.
Also if you're not sure if you COMPLETELY agree or disagree with someone.

Its friendly and non-committal.

Sorta strange so you can end statements with it.

Hows this odd weather? Ja Nee
So the current political situation.... ja nee
I heard Molly might be preggers. Answer: ja nee
Interesting people here right? Ja nee

by The Noogie June 25, 2019

me nee

derogatory from the phrase 'me neither'; a shorting of the expression which came about after an overly keen lily, replied 'me nee!' in response to a comment by amee and consequently an in joke was formed as is often the case when mistakes are made within the friendship of these two.

in agreement with a friend when in a hyper and perhaps rushed situation 'me nee!' would be loudly exclaimed.

by Lily Austin March 28, 2007