different between neede vs neese
neede
English
Noun
neede (plural needes)
- Archaic spelling of need.
Verb
neede
- Archaic spelling of need.
neede From the web:
- what needed for real id
- what needed for passport
- what needed to open bank account
- what needed for herd immunity
- what needed to renew passport
- what needed to be a flight attendant
- what needed to buy a house
- what needed to rent a car
neese
English
Verb
neese (third-person singular simple present neeses, present participle neesing, simple past and past participle neesed)
- Alternative form of neeze
Anagrams
- seene
Manx
Etymology
From Old Irish anís, from an- + ís.
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /n?i?s/
Adverb
neese
- up, upwards (from a low position to a higher one)
- from below
- from the north
- from an inferior position in life
- (of growth) up
Usage notes
Neese implies upward movement toward the speaker (or some contextually relevant reference point); it contrasts with seose, which implies upward movement away from the speaker (or reference point).
See also
neese From the web:
- what does neese mean
- what does neese stand for
- what do niece mean
- what happened elliott neese
- what is elliott neese doing these days
- what is in neeses liver pudding
- what did skylar neese do
- what happened to neesey payne on wdbj7
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