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no, thee

1. The most extreme and sophisticated comeback in the Shakespearean language - also very impressive in the English context

2. When thee have to correct a loser using β€œyou” enstead of β€œthee”

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Romeo: Mercutio, thy smells like bootyhole
Mercutio, offended: no, thee

by bi6chun9us March 12, 2019

7πŸ‘ 1πŸ‘Ž


Thee

'Thee' means its the official one of something, and that its 'thee' original, rather than 'the' original. its a way of saying something is unique and is unike anything else.

~Thee one and only Charles walked in our class today!
~Thee official kill Justin Biebers parents group.
~Thee one and only... ...Blair Ritchie!

by BS ind. February 4, 2014

82πŸ‘ 38πŸ‘Ž


thees

When a person's thighs blend into their knees without any tapering.

Not only does she have cankles, but thees too!

by Lesley D August 27, 2005

46πŸ‘ 26πŸ‘Ž


Thees

When a person's thigh meets there knee in a non-tapering fashion. Very gross and very unappealing.

Person 1: Damn, son! That girl is thick.
Person 2: Way too thick for me, she's got thees!

by sohs.soccer14 November 7, 2011

22πŸ‘ 15πŸ‘Ž


thee

An obnoxious spelling of the word "the" that has gained recent popularity in local music scenes. It is often used (seemingly pretentiously) in band names.

Thee Emergency
THEESatisfaction
Thee Oh Sees

by Thee Frank Lee May 15, 2012

41πŸ‘ 31πŸ‘Ž


Thee Thee

Tercheesa's sister, also called "Fifi" (pronounced Fee Fee)

Thee Thee, Tercheesa and Horseshit Breath eat like troopers!

by Zuger June 24, 2003

5πŸ‘ 16πŸ‘Ž


thee

in modern times in northern england, mainly in the yorkshire counties, the word thee means the. it is mainly a regional dialect and can mostly be found in the Sheffield, Barnsley, Rotherham, and DONCASTER, areas of south yorkshire.

"ow's thee today matey ?"

"wat thee got there ?"

"is thee doin owt good today?"

by DONNYbloke23 February 4, 2010

32πŸ‘ 52πŸ‘Ž