sackee
sackee noun: sake (Japanese rice wine).
Noun (1)
sackee (countable and uncountable, plural sackees)
- sake (Japanese rice wine)
Noun (2)
sackee (plural sackees)
- A person who is sacked from a job.
Forms of sackee
| plural | sackees |
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Origin of sackee
Borrowed from Okinawan 酒 (さき, saki). Doublet of sake.
From sack + -ee.
Questions about sackee
- What does sackee mean?
- Sackee means sake (Japanese rice wine).
- What part of speech is sackee?
- Sackee is a noun.
- What is the plural of sackee?
- The plural of sackee is sackees.
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