mee-maw

Noun

Scotland slang

An exaggerated mouthing of a word. / A meaningless utterance. / A two-syllable wail. / (Scotland, slang) A policeman.

Japanese Meaning

誇張された言い方、意味を持たない発声、二音節の呻き声。 / （スコットランドの俗語で）警官。

What is this buttons?

She did a playful mee-maw to imitate how he pronounced the word, and the class burst into laughter.

Google Translation / DeepL Translation

彼女は彼の単語の発音を真似て、遊び心のある誇張した口の動きをし、クラスは大笑いした。

Details

Sense（1）

An exaggerated mouthing of a word.

Sense（2）

A meaningless utterance.

Oh,” said Archie, “many folk would pay half-a-crown to see their mee-maws;” and this saying was overheard by a Papist standing by, who, in reporting the remark, was pleased to observe that she had always considered Archibald Wilson a Christian, and had respected him as such, until she heard him describe the ceremonies of her church as "mee-maws!"

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