EE Words (270+ Words in English) • 7ESL

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Learning new words can be challenging, especially when it comes to the various vowel sounds in English. This reference focuses on “EE Words” to help you master this specific sound. You’ll find sections that cover words starting with “Ee,” ending in “Ee,” and having “Ee” in the middle. The reference also includes meanings to enhance your vocabulary.

Ee Words

The term “ee words” refers to a class of words that share a common vowel sound. This sound is typically written as “ee” in spelling, but it can also be represented as “ei,” “ie,” or even just “e.” The ee sound is pronounced like the long “e” sound in English.

Words that Start with Ee

Eek
Eef
Eejit
Eel
Eel-blenny
Eelboat
Eelbuck
Eeler
Eelfare
Eelgrass
Eelpot
Eerie
Eerily
Eeriness
Eeyore
Eeke
Een
Eelblenny
Eeling
Eellike
Eelpout
Eels
Eelskin
Eelspear
Eelworm
Eely
Eem

Words that End in Ee

Agree
Disagree
Foresee
Unforesee
Flee
Free
Fee
See
Slee
Pee
Mee
Bee
Tee
Tree
Three
Gee
Glee
Gee-gee
Appointee
Hee-hee
Assignee
Congree
Committee
Arrestee
Lessee
Oversee
Levee
Outsee
Presentee
Puree
Referee
Swingltree
Presentee
Trainee
Rappee
Knee
Razee
Enfree
Decree

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Words with Ee in the Middle

Beehive
Bee-eater
Beech
Beef
Beefburger
Beefcake
Beefsteak
Beefy
Beeline
Beep
Beeper
Been
Beer
Beery
Beeswax
Beet
Beetle
Beetroot
Cheese
Decreer
Decreest
Decreet
Decreeth
Decreeing
Decreeable
Deed
Deem
Deep
Deepen
Deeply
Deerhound
Feeble
Feed
Feedback
Feedbag
Feeder
Feel
Feeler
Feeling
Feet
Geek
Geese
Geezer
Greece
Greed
Greedful
Greedy
Green
Heed
Heedful
Heedless
Heel
Hee-haw
Heeb
Heebie-jeebie
Heedance
Heeder
Heedful
Heedfull
Heedfully
Heedfullness
Heedily
Heediness
Heedless
Heedlessly
Heedlessness
Heedworthy
Heedy
Heegaard
Heel
Heel-palm
Heelball
heelbone
Heeled
Heeler
Heelflip
Heeling
Heelless
Heellessness
Heelpath
Heelpiece
Heelpost
Heelprint
Heels
Heelside
Heeltap
Heemraad
Indeed
Indeedy
Indeedy-doody
Jeep
Jeer
Jeez
Keel
Keen
Keenly
Keenness
Keep
Keeper
Keeping
Keepsake
knee
Leech
Leek
Leeward
Leeway
Leek
Leer
Leery
Meet
Leed
Meek
Meekness
Meekly
Meet
Meeting
Need
Needn’t
Needful
Needle
Needless
Needlework
Needy
Neep
Peek
Peekaboo
Peel
Peeler
Peelings
Peep
Peep-bo
Peephole
Peer
Peerage
Peeress
Peerless
Peeve
Reef
Seed
Seek
Sheep
Sneeze
Sleep
Spree
Sweet
Teem
Teen
Teenage
Teenager
Teeny
Teepee
Teeter
Teetotal
Teetotaller
Teeth
Teethe
Treeless
Treeline
Treetop
Wheel
Weed
Week
Weep
Lesseeship
Meece
Mee-maw
Meece
Meeces
Meecher
Meeching
Meed
Meedful
Meedja
Meehan
Meeja
Meek
Meeken
Meeker
Meekly
Meekness
Meeknesses
Meeks
Meem
Meep
Meemaw
Meeple
Meer
Meerkat
Meerkitten
Meerschaum
Meese
Meess
Meet-up
Meetable
Meetaversary
Meeten
Meeter
See-through
Seeable
Seecatch
Seech
Seed
Absenteeism
Absentee
Presenteeism
Presentee
Fee-based

Ee Words with their Meanings

Eek: An exclamation of surprise, fear, or excitement.
Eef: This is not a common word in English. It may be a typographical error or a slang/abbreviation not widely recognized.
Eejit: A slang term, primarily used in Irish and Scottish English, meaning “idiot” or “fool.”
Eel: A long, slender fish that resembles a snake and belongs to the order Anguilliformes.
Eelboat: A boat used for catching eels.
Eelbuck: A type of trap or enclosure used for catching eels.
Eelgrass: A type of marine plant found in shallow coastal waters, which provides habitat for various marine life.
Eelpot: A type of trap designed specifically to catch eels.
Eerie: Strange and frightening; uncanny.
Eerily: In a manner that is strange and frightening.
Eellike: Resembling an eel in appearance or movement.
Eelpout: A type of fish that belongs to the family Zoarcidae, known for its elongated body and resemblance to an eel.
Flee: To run away from a place or situation of danger.
Free: Not under the control or in the power of another; able to act or be done as one wishes.
Fee: A payment made to a professional person or to a professional or public body in exchange for advice or services.
See: To perceive with the eyes; to look at.
Slee: This is not a common word in English. It may be a typographical error or a slang/abbreviation not widely recognized.
Pee: Informal term for urinating.
Mee: This is not a common word in English. It may be a typographical error or a slang/abbreviation not widely recognized.
Bee: A flying insect known for its role in pollination and, in the case of the best-known bee species, the European honeybee, for producing honey and beeswax.
Tee: A small stand used to support a stationary ball so that the player can strike it, commonly used in golf.
Tree: A perennial plant with an elongated stem, or trunk, supporting branches and leaves.
Three: The number equivalent to the sum of one and two; one more than two.
Gee: An informal exclamation used to express surprise, enthusiasm, or sympathy.
Glee: Great delight or joy.
Committee: A group of people appointed for a specific function by a larger group and typically consisting of members of that group.
Arrestee: A person who has been arrested.
Lessee: A person who holds the lease of a property; a tenant.
Oversee: To supervise (a person or their work), especially in an official capacity.
Levee: An embankment built to prevent the overflow of a river.
Outsee: To see more or further than.
Presentee: A person who is present at a given event.
Puree: A smooth, creamy substance made of liquidized or crushed fruit or vegetables.
Referee: An official who watches a game or match closely to ensure that the rules are adhered to and to arbitrate on matters arising from the play.
Beech: A large tree with smooth gray bark, glossy leaves, and hard, pale, close-grained timber.
Beef: The flesh of a cow, bull, or ox, used as food.
Beefburger: A patty of ground beef, typically served in a bread roll; also known as a hamburger.
Beefcake: Informal term for a man with a muscular physique.
Beefsteak: A thick slice of beef, typically from the loin or rib, suitable for grilling or frying.
Beefy: Muscular or robust in build; also, having a lot of beef or meat.
Beeline: A straight, direct course.
Beep: A short, high-pitched sound emitted by electronic devices or as a signal.
Beeper: A device that emits beeps, especially a pager.
Been: Past participle of “be.”
Beer: An alcoholic drink made from yeast-fermented malt flavored with hops.
Beery: Smelling of or resembling beer.
Beeswax: A natural wax produced by honey bees.
Beet: A herbaceous plant widely cultivated as a source of food, especially its edible root.
Beetle: An insect of the order Coleoptera, characterized by hard wing cases.
Beetroot: The edible root of the beet plant, typically deep red in color.
Cheese: A food made from the pressed curds of milk.
Decreer: This is not a standard English word. It may be a variant or archaic form of “decree,” which means to order or decide something officially.
Decreest: An archaic or poetic form of “decrees,” meaning orders or decides officially.
Decreet: An archaic or variant form of “decree.”
Decreeth: An archaic form of “decrees,” used in older texts.
Decreeing: The act of making an official order or decision.

These words are important to learn as you work to master the English language. They can make it easy for you to communicate with others when using the same language, and in addition, they can help you to be more confident about what you say.

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