See

When you have the ability to look at an object.

I can see a boat over there

by I K March 14, 2009

See

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"See." is a quick response of affirmation as if to say "Isn't that right!" or "You know that's true!"

also could replace the common exclamation "Would you look at that!"

The proper response to the statement "He always does that crap!" would be "See!"

by Kepster December 4, 2010

see

word used from 1920s-1950s at end of sentences.

your through, see.
Were gonna go in through the back door,see. and then will get the security guards

by vgbbgnhinh December 2, 2010

see

when light comes from a source and hits something it reflects the light while some of it doesn't. when the reflected light or a light which hasn't been reflected comes to a certin place in the eye called the pupil. there we accualy see it upside-down untill our brain turns it back to right-side-up. And then our brain tells us what the objects are. That is how we see.

Two bous were palying hide and seek:

1:"I see you!"

2:"Than where am i?"

1:"behind the tree"

2:"How do you know?"

1:"The light reflected from you and the reflected light hit my pupil. when the light came to my eyes it was sent to my brain and understood."

2:"dude?"

1:"ya?"

2:"home free."

by Hot-gal July 27, 2007

see

To fight or to challenge.

If he don't like it, then he can come see me.

by Dark Arsonist January 9, 2005

see

Northern Irish term meaning snog, or generally to get off with.

millies

"Will you see me tonight"

by Bedhead August 24, 2003

See?

An expression used when one person has proven what he/she has said before to be true.

Guy 1: Hey
Guy 2: Hey
Guy 1: You should come by my house later, we could watch the game on my new 72" plasma.
Guy 2: You liar. There is no way you have a plasma that big.
Later, Guy 1 takes Guy 2 home, and Guy 1 Displays his 72"plasma
Guy 1: See?

by separatedbyhowlittleiknow November 4, 2009