Crossword clues for nee
nee
- Abigail Adams, __ Smith
- "Born" literally
- "Born as" word
- Word used in alumna identification
- Word that usually appears before a woman's maiden name
- Word splitting a lady's surnames
- Word seen in wedding announcements
- Word preceding a Mrs.' birth name
- Word in wedding announcements
- Word in some wedding announcements
- Word in some obits
- Word in an alumni directory
- Word in a bride's bio
- Word helpful in alumna identification
- Word between a lady's surnames
- Word before a dropped maiden name
- Weddings page word
- Used to be called
- Surnamed at birth
- Name separator
- Name divider
- Maiden-name introducer
- Maiden-name intro
- Maiden-name designation
- Maiden named
- Maiden name signaler
- Maiden name bridge
- Literally, "born"
- Link between two names
- Known earlier as
- Judy Garland, ___ Frances Gumm
- Hillary Clinton ____ Rodham
- French word in bios
- French word before a maiden name
- French for "born"
- French born?
- Formerly, in wedding columns
- Formerly, in wedding announcements
- Formerly, in a wedding column
- Formerly known as, for a Mrs
- Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, ___ Middleton
- Called once
- Born, with maiden names
- Born, to Luc
- Born, on society pages
- Born, literally
- Born, in wedding columns
- Born, in wedding announcements
- Born, in society pages
- Born, French-style
- Born this way?
- Born on the society page
- Born in Bordeaux
- Birth name indicator
- Alumni directory word
- Word used by some name-droppers
- Word that might be helpful on a class reunion name tag
- Word that may precede a maiden name in a news article
- Word suggestive of marriage
- Word signifying a name change
- Word seen between married and maiden names
- Word preceding a woman's birth name
- Word on some French gravestones
- Word on many a wedding announcement
- Word often seen between last names
- Word often found between two last names
- Word linking two surnames
- Word introducing a maiden name
- Word in many obituaries
- Word in an alumnae directory, maybe
- Word in alumni bios
- Word in a wedding notice
- Word in a social register
- Word heard within "name"
- Word connecting two last names
- Word between some last names
- Word between single and married names?
- Word between handles?
- Word between an old and new name
- Word between a married lady's surnames
- Word between a female's two surnames
- Word before a woman's maiden name
- Word before a new name
- Word before a former name
- Word before a birth name
- Word after a new name
- Word after a name-dropper's name?
- Wedding-story word
- Wedding-account word
- Wedding notice adjective
- Wedding announcement adjective
- Was known as, in the society pages
- Victoria Beckham, ___ Adams
- Upper-crust word
- Tricia Cox, ___ Nixon
- Talia Shire, ___ Coppola
- Surname-dividing word
- Society page syllable
- Social-page word
- Shirley Black, ___ Temple
- Separator of surnames on a society page
- Sarah Palin, --- Heath
- Rolfe-Pocahontas go-between
- Quaint society column word
- Previously dubbed
- Premarital surname preceder
- Preceder of one's maiden name
- Pre-bridal shower?
- Perón-Duarte go-between
- Pearl Buck, __ Sydenstricker
- Participle in peerages
- Paris born
- Originally with the last name of
- Originally went by
- Original name preceder
- Once known by
- Old-name preceder
- Old name lead-in
- Often-unnecessary word in celebrity wedding announcements
- Obit adjective
- Nuptials notice word
- Nuptial notice word
- No longer, in context
- No longer named
- New wife's word
- Nancy Pelosi, __ D'Alesandro
- Named formerly
- Name-dropping word?
- Name-clarifying word
- Name part
- Name clarifier
- Mrs. Nixon, ___ Ryan
- Miss given?
- Miss appropriation?
- Michelle Obama, --- Robinson
- Michelle Obama, -- Robinson
- Melania Trump, ___ Melanija Knavs
- Melania Trump ___ Knauss
- Mary Lincoln, -- Todd
- Mary Lincoln, __ Todd
- Marriage-notice word
- Marriage announcement page word
- Maiden-name label
- Maiden name, so to speak
- Maiden name marker
- Maiden name clarifier
- Maiden introduction
- Literally born
- Laura Bush, --- Welch
- Laura Bush, -- Welch
- Last name predecessor
- Lady's birth name indicator
- Known as, as a maiden name
- Kennedy, ___ Bouvier
- Jill Biden ___ Jacobs
- Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, ___ Bouvier
- Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, __ Bouvier
- It sounds like a no vote
- It may come between surnames
- It can put some distance between you and your former self
- It can come between Clinton and Rodham
- Ironic word in some obits
- Introduction to an old name, sometimes
- Indicator of a name change
- Indicator of a maiden name
- Hitherto known as
- Going by, in the past
- Going by in the past
- French word seen in marriage announcements
- French word on some wedding announcements
- French word in bridal bios
- French word for "born" that may appear in a marriage announcement
- French word for "born"
- French word for "born," often seen before a maiden name
- French word between two surnames
- French word before a former name
- Fourth word in Sarandon's Wikipedia article
- Formerly, on the society pages
- Formerly, matrimonially
- Formerly, in wedding news
- Formerly, in the society pages
- Formerly, in society pages
- Formerly, in Lyon
- Formerly, in bridal talk
- Formerly, in bridal bios
- Formerly, in bridal announcements
- Formerly, in a woman's bio
- Formerly surnamed
- Formerly known as, in maiden names
- Former-surname indicator
- First last name tag
- Female's word between two surnames
- Family-tree word
- Family name separator
- Family name preceder
- Family name connector
- Elizabeth Warren, ___ Herring
- Elizabeth Darcy __ Bennet
- Eleanor Roosevelt, --- Roosevelt
- Dutch vote on the European constitution
- Dropped name indicator
- Clinton-Rodham connector
- Clarifying word on a school reunion nametag
- Clarifying word in announcements
- Changed name label
- Center of some "surname sandwiches"
- Carolyn Kennedy ____ Bessette
- Called on your birthday?
- Called in the past
- Called earlier
- Called before the big day
- Called before a wedding
- Called before
- Called back in the day
- Bridal page word
- Bridal notice word
- Bridal name-change word
- Bridal designation
- Bridal bio term
- Bridal announcement word
- Born, to the French
- Born, overseas
- Born, on a society page
- Born, in wedding notices
- Born, in society papers
- Born, in social notes
- Born, in Nice
- Born, in marriage announcements
- Born, in Lyons
- Born, in Le Monde
- Born, in high society
- Born, in French
- Born, in Brussels
- Born, in Boulogne
- Born, in Bern
- Born, in Beaune
- Born, in an announcement
- Born, in alumni newsletters
- Born, in a bride's bio
- Born, bridewise
- Born, along the Orne
- Born, abroad
- Born in the newspapers?
- Born in Québec
- Born in Paris?
- Born in Paris
- Born in Brittany
- Born in Brest
- Born identity intro
- Born as, in the society pages
- Born as (3)
- Born and bred?
- Born along the Riviera
- Born (indicating a woman's maiden name)
- Birth-named, on society pages
- Before the marital name change
- Before getting hitched
- Banns word
- Bad thing for a runner to break
- Antiquated society column word
- Amal Clooney, ________ Alamuddin
- Alumna identifier, sometimes
- Adjective between a pair of surnames
- Abigail Adams,Smith
- "She had the maiden name of ..."
- "Originally named"
- "La Fille __ Sans Mère" (Dada work)
- "Her maiden name was" word
- "Her maiden name was ..."
- "Formerly named," in a marriage announcement
- "Doc McStuffins" creator Chris
- "By the wicked ___-ba-naw-baigs" (Longfellow)
- "Born," in wedding notices
- "Born," in some notices
- "Born," in some announcements
- ___ Lambert (recent viral answer to the pub quiz question "Who played Skyler White?" where the cheating team misread Anna Gunn's Wikipedia entry)
- Society-page word
- Part of a bridal bio
- Society page word
- Woman's bio word, perhaps
- Mamie Eisenhower, _____ Doud
- Born as, for women
- Formerly named, on the society pages
- Miss named?
- Word in anobit
- Wedding column word
- Word before Rodham, perhaps
- Society column word
- Part of a lady's name
- Maiden name preceder in columns
- Name-dropper's word?
- Genealogy word
- Born: Fr.
- Name tag?
- Wedding page word
- Wedding notice word, perhaps
- Bio word, sometimes
- Obit word
- Name part in some alumni directories
- Social register word
- Word in society
- Maiden designation?
- Part of an extended name
- Jacqueline Kennedy,___Bouvier
- Prenuptial indicator
- Old name preceder
- Before marriage
- Prenuptial?
- Word on French gravestones
- Part of a name
- By birth
- Originally named: Fr
- Name word
- Word before Bouvier
- Born abroad?
- Formerly, in newspaper announcements
- Maiden name indicator
- Last names separator
- Surname separator
- Born, in Bordeaux: Fem
- Once named
- Once called, in wedding notices
- Mary Lincoln ___ Todd
- Previously named
- Follower of a new name
- Clinton ___ Rodham
- Born, on the society pages
- Preceder of some surnames
- Bridal bio word
- Word in alumni notes
- Hillary Clinton, ___ Rodham
- Alumna bio word
- It comes before a dropped name
- Jacqueline Onassis ___ Bouvier
- Miss-named?
- Family tree word
- Govt. agent
- Born, in bios
- Separator of family names
- Word before an old name
- Preceder of an un-altared name?
- Aid in alumna identification
- Name preceder
- Word between two names
- Formerly known as, on society pages
- Bridal-notice word
- Born in France?
- Born, in Bretagne
- Maiden-named
- Once known as, in society pages
- Jacqueline Kennedy ___ Bouvier
- Laura Bush, ___ Welch
- Married name modifier
- Mamie Eisenhower ___ Doud
- Name separator, for some women
- Formerly, in a way
- Word between two last names
- Family name preceder, at times
- Word between two surnames, for women
- Born, in France
- Alumna identifier, perhaps
- Word in alumnae bios
- French word in some bios
- Formerly, in high society
- Identification aid in an obituary
- Previously called
- At birth
- It separates two names
- Alumna's bio word
- Born, in Brittany
- Name connector
- Formerly, name-wise
- It's between Obama and Robinson
- Word before a maiden name in wedding announcements
- Called previously
- Michelle Obama (___ Robinson)
- It came between Kennedy and Bouvier
- Obituary word
- Eleanor Roosevelt ___ Roosevelt
- Miss identification?
- Word in many a woman's bio
- Amal Clooney ___ Alamuddin
- Word between last names
- Born on the bayou?
- Called before getting married
- Connection between Obama and Robinson?
- Wedding announcement word
- Word before a maiden name, often
- Word in a wedding announcement
- Word for a name-dropper?
- Bess Truman, ___ Wallace
- Nuptials reporter's word
- Born, in Bayeux
- French homophone for nay
- Sarah Polk, ___ Childress
- Wedding-report word
- Betty Ford, ___ Bloomer
- Claudia Johnson, ___ Taylor
- Maiden-name predecessor
- Barbara Bush, ___ Pierce
- Dolley Madison, ___ Payne
- Formerly called
- Announcement word
- Originally called
- Jackie Onassis, ___ Bouvier
- Pat Nixon, ___ Ryan
- Wedding write-up word
- Born, in Burgundy
- Society editor's word
- Born, to Brigitte
- Nay homophone
- Tipper Gore, ___ Aitcheson
- Rebecca Crawley, ___ Sharp
- Society-notice word
- Ellen Louise Wilson, ___ Axson
- Roseanne Arnold, ___ Barr
- Originally known as
- Lou Hoover, ___ Henry
- Lucy Hayes, ___ Webb
- Lorna Ridd, ___ Doone
- Coretta King, ___ Scott
- Helen Hayes, ___ Brown
- Rachel Jackson, ___ Donelson
- Babe Zaharias, ___ Didrikson
- Wedding-article word
- Bridal-section word
- Helen Taft, ___ Herron
- Anne Lindbergh, ___ Morrow
- Nancy Astor, ___ Langhorne
- Becky Crawley, ___ Sharp
- Jane Rochester, ___ Eyre
- Madame de Staël, ___ Necker
- George Eliot, ___ Evans
- Harriet Stowe, ___ Beecher
- Born, to a Parisienne
- Born overseas
- Rosalynn Carter, ___ Smith
- Bridal report word
- Homophone for neigh
- Maiden-name word
- Wedding-news word
- Maureen O'Hara, ___ Fitzsimmons
- Marriage contract word
- Designating a maiden name
- Word in a wedding report
- Initially dubbed
- Homophone of neigh
- Martha Washington, ___ Dandridge
- Marie Curie, ___ Sklodowska
- Born, in Bordeaux: Fem.
- Born, to Fifi
- Maiden-name denoter
- Christened
- Bridal word
- Word in a marriage notice
- First Lady Lou Hoover, ___ Henry
- Society-page adjective
- Mata Hari, ___ Zelle
- Nuptial footnote
- Agnes Copperfield, ___ Wickfield
- Marriage-report word
- Word in genealogy
- Word on a society page
- Word between Lincoln and Todd
- Maiden name here, all may conclude
- Originally called on hearing an animal’s cry
- Want day out as previously referred to
- Born: Fr
- Born with the name of
- Born with maiden name
- Born poet's still back-pedalling
- Born on the Algarve, finally
- Born nefarious, evil empire's leaders
- Born in the jungle, ultimately
- Born in Cambridge, the Backs
- Born in the jungle, only fundamental characters?
- Born Miss, but getting the chop finally
- Born and even briefly raised
- First called
- Maiden name label
- Maiden name intro
- Word before maiden names
- Alumni newsletter word
- Maiden name lead-in
- Born of
- Word between surnames
- Michelle Obama, ___ Robinson
- Wedding-notice word
- First name?
- At first
- Premaritally named
- Name change indicator
- Genealogy chart word
- Social page word
- Named before marriage
- It indicates a maiden name
- Dropped name preceder
- Born, in bridal bios
- Birth name signifier
- Word that indicates a maiden name
- Word preceding a maiden name
- Word in wedding notices, often
- Word in the society pages
- Wedding-page word
- Previously known as
- First named
- Born, in a bridal bio
- "Her maiden name was . . ."
- Word used to indicate a woman's maiden name
- Once surnamed
- Named at birth
- Formerly, on the wedding page
- Born, in some bios
- Born, in Brest
- Agatha Christie, ___ Miller
- Word that typically appears before a woman's maiden name
- Word seen between surnames
- Word on the society pages
- Word in an alumna's bio
- Michelle Obama __ Robinson
- Form of "naître"
- Bridal-page word
- Born, to Bardot
- Born, in nuptial news
- Birth-name word
- Alumni news word
- Word tossed around on the society page
- Word suggesting a name change
- Word preceding a birth name
- Word in a social register, perhaps
- Word between a woman's surnames
- Who once went by
- When single
- Upper crust word
- Society-column word
- Prior to marriage
- Previously, in names
- Once going by
- Marriage announcement word
- Marge Simpson, ___ Bouvier
- Maiden name word
- Introduction to a former self?
- Indicating a maiden name
- French word before a birth name
- Eleanor Roosevelt, __ Roosevelt
- Called before the wedding day
- Born, to Gigi
- Born, in Paris
- Born, before a name
- Born on some newsprint pages?
- Alumni magazine word
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Nee \Nee\ (n[asl]), p. p., fem. [F., fr. L. nata, fem. of natus, p. p. of nasci to be born. See Nation.] Born; -- a term sometimes used in introducing the name of the family to which a married woman belongs by birth (i.e. her maiden name); as, Madame de Sta["e]l, n['e]e Necker.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
introducing the maiden name of a married woman, 1758, from French née, fem. past participle of naître "born," from Latin natus, past participle of nasci "to be born" (Old Latin gnasci; see genus).
Wiktionary
Etymology 1 a. 1 (non-gloss definition: Used when giving the maiden name of a woman.) 2 (non-gloss definition: Used when giving a former name.) Originally known as. alt. 1 (non-gloss definition: Used when giving the maiden name of a woman.) 2 (non-gloss definition: Used when giving a former name.) Originally known as. Etymology 2
interj. (context Geordie English) no, used to express no as a quantity, i.e. not any, like German (term kein German)/Dutch (term geen Dutch)/French (term rien French). Compare with (term: na).
WordNet
adj. (meaning literally `born') used to indicate the maiden or family name of a married woman; "Hillary Clinton nee Rodham"
Wikipedia
NEE ( Dutch for no) is a political protest group whose goal was to provide an alternative for voters who are unhappy with all political parties at hand in Belgium, where voting is compulsory.
The NEE party was founded in 2005 in Antwerp. The idea of the protest party was started by a group of young people, who felt that their local community had lost confidence in the Belgian politicians and their intentions. NEE first participated in the municipal elections of 2006 and ran for a second time in the 2007 Belgian general election.
The members of the NEE group went in a non-political direction after the 2007 elections, working on a movie project, and a fictional suicide blog, among other activities. It is unclear if a return to political activity is planned.
Nee is a Kannada music band, founded by Siddeshwar, released their debut album on Nee Music on June, 2009 The first ever Kannada Album by IT Professionals
is the seventeenth single released by Japanese girl group Perfume. "Nee" is used in a tie-in campaign with Japanese apparel brand Natural Beauty Basic. The full version of "Nee" was aired on Perfume's radio program Perfume Locks on 21 October 2010. The single was released on November 10, 2010 in Japan.
Nee or Née is a surname. Notable people with the surname include:
- Chris Nee, creator of Doc McStuffins
- Danny Nee, basketball coach
- Frédéric Née (born 1975), French football striker
- George H. Nee, American Medal of Honor recipient
- Luis Née (fl. 1789-1794), Franco-Spanish botanist
Nee (Tamil: நீ) (English: You?) is a 1966 Indian Tamil film, directed by T. R. Ramanna and produced by T. K. Ramaraj. The film stars Jaishankar, Jayalalithaa, Jayasingh, Nagesh in lead roles. The film had musical score by M. S. Viswanathan. Yaar Nee Movie was released 1966 the same year Nee was released this movie also thriller movie and acted by the same film stars Jaishankar and J. Jayalalitha.
Usage examples of "nee".
The Bloodguard answered in the words of the ancient Haruchai Vow: -- Ha-man rual tayba-sah carab ko-eeal neeta par-raoul.
Dus legde hij een deken neer, trok haar daarop en wikkelde haar toen in deken nummer twee voordat hij naar het kreekje liep om water te halen.
Caught the brunt of a scratching battle after insulting that spinster dressmaker on Threa nee le Street.
His throat suddenly tight, he gathered her damp and pulled it free, then tightened his arm a pounds und her Taking a deep, uneven breath, he rested his head aga hers, wishing he knew-how to say all the things that nee to be said.
Emilio zette de mand neer en wachtte tot John zich bij hem had gevoegd.
Nee, als er werkelijk een missie zou komen dan maakten George en Anne daar ook deel van uit.
Olympe etait la fille de mon pere, fille naturelle, nee de relations entre mon pere et une jeune femme.
De rest van het gezelschap zette hun kampeerbedden elke avond op een andere plaats neer en als het appartement was gevuld met gasten, sliepen ze eenvoudigweg op Runa-kussens op een plek waar ruimte was.
The iyth Baron Sackbut occupies the private wing with his young second wife, Rosemary, nee Wystan.
Jij ook, nietwaar, je steunt op Henk, je laat je heel en al op hem neer, en hij is er sterk genoeg voor.
Cindy, nee Cynara, called Cinnamon, died many years later of a disease we now know to be lupus.
Quo minus autem fructus in commune conferrentur, primum obstitit locorum, in quae homines discesserunt, distantia, deinde justitiae et amoris defectus, per quem fiebat, ut nee in labore, nee in consumtione fructuum, quae debebat, aequalitas servaretur.
I eat, and leads nee riding through the space I make, to the glare of another sun.
Two or three of our great, shaggy hounds came in and sprawled among us as we lay talking with mother and the two girls, Nallah and Neeta.
I hae livd this threty yeirs and three,And I neer yet saw the Tyne sae big,Nor rinning ance sae like a sea.