queme
adjective
ˈkwēm
1
dialectal, chiefly England : pleasant, agreeable, comfortable
2
dialectal, chiefly England : comely, attractive
3
dialectal, chiefly England : handy
Word History
Etymology
Middle English, from Old English gecwēme; akin to Middle Dutch bequame pleasant, fitting, Old High German biquāmi fitting, suitable, Old Norse kvæmr coming; derivative from the root of English come
- gives birth to
- gives ground
- gives her the hump
- gives in
- gives in (to)
- gives in to
- gives me the silent treatment
- gives notice
- gives of
- gives off
- gives one the creeps
- gives one the gate
- gives one's word
- gives out
- gives over
- gives over (to)
- gives over to
- gives rise to
- gives the lie to
- gives the third degree to
- gives up
- gives up (to)
- gives up the ghost
- gives up to
- gives way