English

Verb

makee

1. Eye dialect spelling of makes.
   • 1919, Frederick O'Brien, White Shadows in the South Seas:

     My son makee for pliest."

   • 1915, Edward C. Taylor, Ted Strong's Motor Car:

     "Say, Song, you see something makee you flaid this moling?" said Stella, imitating Song's pidgin English.

   • 1911, Edwin Dingle, Across China on Foot:

     "Alas!" he shouted, for we were at a rapid, "my savee makee good chow.

2. Eye dialect spelling of make.
   • (Can we date this quote?), J.C. Hutcheson, Young Tom Bowling:

     "You makee singsong ob de lilly buckra sailor!"

Finnish

Etymology

makea ‎(“sweet”)

Adjective

makee ‎(comparative makeempi, superlative makein)

1. (dialect) sweet
2. (slang) cool, great, beautiful

Declension