different between beey vs beej

English

Etymology

From bee +? -y.

Pronunciation

• (UK) enPR: b??i, IPA^(key): /?bi?i/

Adjective

beey (comparative more beey, superlative most beey)

1. (informal, rare) Reminiscent of or containing bees.
   • 1871, P.J. Malone, “Goethe and Frederica” in The Rural Carolinian II, page 252

     It was the sweetest April-time, / And beey-swarms humm’d thro’ the trees, / And Nature’s voice, in silver rhyme, / Received fresh cadence from the bees.

   • 1887, Ptolemy Houghton, Hatred Is Akin to Love, page 35

     Fell backwards into a soft, though rather waspy and beey, bed.

   • 1905, The Bee-Keepers’ Review XVIII, page 58

     [Sugar honey] has a peculiarly sweet, spicy, “beey” flavor that is simply delicious.

   • 2008, Muncy Christian, The Very Bloody Marys, page 190

     The buzzy, gnatty, beey, mosquitoey sound was back. In fact, it sounded even more buzzy, gnatty, beey, mosquitoey than it had before.

Translations

Kankanaey

Noun

beey

1. house

English

Etymology

From how the letters b and j are pronounced together as a word.

Pronunciation

Noun

beej (plural beejes)

1. (slang) BJ, a blowjob

References

• The College Humor Guide To College