me
me (mē)
I[help me; give me the book]: also used as a predicate complement with a linking verb, although this usage is objected to by some [it's me]
Etymology: ME < OE, akin to Ger mich, acc., mir, dat. < IE base *me- > L me, acc., mi(hi), dat.
Me
- Maine
- methyl
ME
- Maine
- Master of Education
- Mechanical Engineer
- Medical Examiner
- Methodist Episcopal
- Middle English
- Military Engineer
- Mining Engineer
- Most Excellent
If I'dseenmeataparty,I'dneverhavegoneupandmet me.
Of all the clever people round me here I most delight in Meö Mine is the only voice I care to hear, And mine the only face I like to see.
But who is stronger than death? Me, evidently.
He that is not with me is against me: and he that gathereth not with me scattereth abroad.
'This night shall thy soul be required of thee.' My soul is never required of me It always has to be somebody else of course. Will my soul be required of me tonight perhaps? See Bible115:42.
The trouble with me is, I always have to read that stuff by myself. If an actor reads it out, I hardly listen. I keep worrying about whether he's going to do something phoney every minute.
Browse dictionary entries near me
- Me Decade
- me-too
- mea culpa
- mead
- Meade
- meadow
- meadow beauty
- meadow fescue
- meadow lily
- meadow mouse
