Meibee
Meibee by whitepoomsaeboy October 13, 2021
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Meilee
The name Meilee is of Chinese origin and means "Beautiful".
From 1880 to 2017, the Social Security Administration has recorded only 20 babies born with the first name Meilee in the United States.
From 1880 to 2017, the Social Security Administration has recorded only 20 babies born with the first name Meilee in the United States.
Meilee by umm hi person November 1, 2019
Melibee
Pronounced: Mel-uh-bee or (sometimes) Mel-ih-bee
A nickname for Melissa, due to the names' Greek meaning of honey bee. First made sometime in 2012 from the nickname Mel and a given definition of the name. Melibee is, for now, a one of a kind nickname given to an awesome person. Amazing, some may say. Though there is no info on whether the nickname is liked but idc cause she keeps calling me Alice. All in all, a very cool nickname made by a genius mind.
A nickname for Melissa, due to the names' Greek meaning of honey bee. First made sometime in 2012 from the nickname Mel and a given definition of the name. Melibee is, for now, a one of a kind nickname given to an awesome person. Amazing, some may say. Though there is no info on whether the nickname is liked but idc cause she keeps calling me Alice. All in all, a very cool nickname made by a genius mind.
" Hi! I'm Mel, short for Melissa."
"Oh! Do you also go by Melibee?"
"Melibee? What's that?"
"Oh you know, a genius nickname made by a genius. It's pretty cool too."
"Oh! Do you also go by Melibee?"
"Melibee? What's that?"
"Oh you know, a genius nickname made by a genius. It's pretty cool too."
Melibee by Penguin#004 February 11, 2013
meebeejeebee's
desiease confined to the region of southern England where most people are infected, vaccinations have been given out to the new generation however as it has proven to bring on side effects such as crazy lovin'! and the inabilty to write loving without using a '.
meebeejeebee's by JeeBee December 13, 2006
meiber
(Lazy person sits on couch watching tv)
Friend walks in: god your so lazy, you must be a meiber! I bet that is all you do!
Lazy guy: not cool dude...
Friend walks in: god your so lazy, you must be a meiber! I bet that is all you do!
Lazy guy: not cool dude...
meiber by dictionaryninjaduck July 6, 2010
melbee
A Melbee is one tough princessa. Kind of like a Melissa, but with a hard edge, like a tortoise shell. Don't let her good looks fool you, if you cross a Melbee, it's time to start reciting the Rosary. And if you see a Melbee with a child, watch out. The fierce intensity exponentially grows. However, to tame a Melbee, you can bring her shiny things, especially of the sea and she'll open her heart to you and you'll enter the wing of protection.
melbee by PB+S=4Ever June 16, 2015
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