I. ˈwē noun
( -s )
Etymology: Middle English wei, we, from Old English wǣge weight, wey — more at weigh , n.
chiefly Scotland : a little bit : short time
bide a wee
II. adjective
( sometimes we·er ˈwē](ə)r, ˈwi], ]ə ; sometimes we·est ˈwēə̇st\)
Etymology: Middle English we, from we, n., wee
1. : very small : little , young
a wee tot of about five
2. : very early
awakened in the wee hours of the morning
Synonyms: see small
III. interjection
Etymology: imitative
— used to simulate the squeal of a pig