eme
Speech parts
1. eme - Noun
2. eme - Adjective
3. Eme - Proper noun
Meaning
An uncle.
Source: Webster's dictionaryExamples
Farmworkers Jose Eme, right, and Blas Hernandez load freshly harvested grapes onto a truck in Delano, Calif.
Another "super permanent secretary," Eme Ebong, even led a team of senior civil servants to Egypt, Zaire and Guinea to study these military-turned civilian dictatorships as possible models for a Nigerian one-party state under the military.
Bonnie served as an EME and distributed the Eucharist to the Veteran’s Home residents for many years.
Forty percent of the money should go to the collecting crews; 20 percent, to women in the gang to pay for post-office boxes, cellphones, and other expenses; 40 percent, to three incarcerated Eme members from Florencia, including Castellanos.
Forty percent of the money should go to the collecting crews; 20 percent, to women in the gang to pay for post-office boxes, cellphones, and other expenses; 40 percent, to three incarcerated Eme members from Florencia, including Castellanos.
HTML5 video including MSE and EME.