First Known Use: 1628
Dictionary
1gee
verb \ˈjē\
Definition of GEE
verb imperative
—used as a direction to turn to the right or move ahead — compare 5haw
intransitive verb
geed gee·ing : to turn to the right side
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Origin of GEE
origin unknown
Rhymes with GEE
b, be, bee, c, cay, cee, Cree, d, dee, Dee, dree, e, fee, flea, flee, free, g, ghee, glee, gree, he, key, Key, knee, lea, lee, me, mi, p, pea, pee, plea, pree, quay, re, Rhee, scree, sea, see, she, si, ski, spree, sri, t, tea, tee, the, thee, three, ti, tree, twee, Twi, v, vee, we, wee, whee, ye, z, zee
2gee
noun
Definition of GEE
1
: the letter g
2
[grand] slang : a thousand dollars
First Known Use of GEE
1818
3gee
interjection
—used especially to show surprise, enthusiasm, or disappointment
Full Definition of GEE
—used as an introductory expletive or to express surprise or enthusiasm
See gee defined for English-language learners
Origin of GEE
euphemism for Jesus
First Known Use: 1884
GEE Defined for Kids
gee
interjection \ˈjē\
Definition of GEE for Kids
—used to show surprise, enthusiasm, or disappointment <Gee, what fun!> <Gee, that's bad news.>
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