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interjection. eh

n. An eye.

n. An eye.

n. A common English digraph, of Middle English origin, having now the sound of “long” e, namely, ē.

n. A suffix of French, or more remotely of Latin origin, ultimately the same as -ate and -ed, forming the termination of the perfect passive participle, and indicating the object of an action.

n. A diminutive termination, occurring in bootee, goatee, etc. The diminutive force is less obvious in settee, which may be regarded as a diminutive of sett-le.

n. the branch of engineering science that studies the uses of electricity and the equipment for power generation and distribution and the control of machines and communication

"This yoong man, Muster Wharton, as is goin 'round so free, promisin' yer the sun out o 'the sky, iv yer'll only vote for' im, so th 'men say -- _ee_ don't coom an' set down along o 'you an' me, an 'cocker of us up as ee do Joe Simmons or Jim Hurd here."

-er    -or   

settee    goatee    bootee   

yi    muz    'ee    thoi    ll    t