- siree
- noun see sirree
New Collegiate Dictionary. 2001.
siree
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siree — [sə rē′] interj. alt. sp. of SIRREE … English World dictionary
siree — sir|ee [ sɜr i ] noun AMERICAN yes/no siree (Bob) SPOKEN used for emphasizing what you are saying: I d never do that again, no siree … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
siree — UK [sɜːrˈiː] / US [sɜrˈɪ] noun American yes/no siree (Bob) spoken used for emphasizing what you are saying I d never do that again, no siree … English dictionary
siree — interj. (Informal) sir (term used to emphasis after the words yes or no as in Yes Siree ) … English contemporary dictionary
siree — /sɜˈri/ (say ser ree), /səˈri/ (say suh ree) phrase yes siree, Colloquial yes indeed …
siree — An emphatic form of ‘sir’, used mainly in North America, usually following the words ‘yes’ and ‘no’. Although the ‘sir’ in expressions like ‘Yes sirree’, as it is sometimes written, or ‘No sirree’, was clearly of a vocative nature to begin… … A dictionary of epithets and terms of address
siree — variant of sirree * * * siree var. sirree … Useful english dictionary
siree — /seuh ree /, n. (sometimes cap.) sirree. * * * … Universalium
siree — noun Sir. Used as an intensifier, emphatically, after yes or no … Wiktionary
siree — [sɪ ri:] (also sirree) exclamation N. Amer. informal sir (used for emphasis, especially after yes and no). Origin C19: from sir + the emphatic suffix ee … English new terms dictionary
