tweese
/twiːz/
tweese noun: a surgeon's case of instruments.
Noun
tweese (plural tweeses)
Forms of tweese
| plural | tweeses |
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Origin of tweese
From French étuis pl. Compare tweezers.
Words that rhyme with tweese
48 more rhymesFewer rhymes
- wheeze
- Cantonese
- chemise
- miner's disease
- trapeze
- Congolese
- dees
- disease
- displease
- frieze
- Japanese
- Keyes
- leese
- overseas
- pease
- please
- Portuguese
- sneeze
- tweeze
- appease
- bes
- bez
- blue cheese
- botanese
- Burmese
- expertise
- fries
- greeze
- Guyanese
- he's
- Javanese
- keys
- legalese
- Louise
- Maltese
- Ningbonese
- octopodes
- Pekingese
- Shanghainese
- she's
- Sinhalese
- Socrates
- tees
- Versaillese
- Viennese
- Vietnamese
- a little bit of bread and no cheese
- academese
Questions about tweese
- What does tweese mean?
- Tweese means a surgeon's case of instruments.
- What part of speech is tweese?
- Tweese is a noun.
- How do you pronounce tweese?
- Tweese is pronounced /twiːz/.
- What is the plural of tweese?
- The plural of tweese is tweeses.
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