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Definition of siree in English: siree(also sirree) exclamationsəˈriːsəˈri North American informal Used for emphasis, especially after yes and no. he's not the type to treat young employees like mud, no siree Example sentencesExamples - Butter wouldn't melt in their mouths, no sirree.
- I won't have any of that food in my house, no sirree!
- 'No siree, I'm not giving them a penny of my money,’ Pat declared with certainty, draining the coffee cup.
- You'd never get eight cats to pull a sledge, no siree.
- This is no game of fishing in the carnival ducky pond, no siree.
Origin Early 19th century: from sir + the emphatic suffix -ee. Definition of siree in US English: siree(also sirree) exclamationsəˈrēsəˈri North American informal Used for emphasis, especially after yes and no. he's not the type to treat young employees like mud, no siree Example sentencesExamples - 'No siree, I'm not giving them a penny of my money,’ Pat declared with certainty, draining the coffee cup.
- I won't have any of that food in my house, no sirree!
- You'd never get eight cats to pull a sledge, no siree.
- This is no game of fishing in the carnival ducky pond, no siree.
- Butter wouldn't melt in their mouths, no sirree.
Origin Early 19th century: from sir + the emphatic suffix -ee. |