English Dictionary
Definition ME in British English
ME noun
[uncountable] noun
/ˌem ˈiː/
1
myalgic encephalomyelitis: chronic fatigue syndrome
Synonyms and related words

Related Words
Words related to ME:
a little bird told me (phrase)
believe (you) me (phrase)
between you, me, and the gatepost (phrase)
blow me (phrase)
correct me if I’m wrong (phrase)
do me/us a favour (phrase)
don’t ask me (phrase)
don’t come the something (with me) (phrase)
don’t get me wrong (phrase)
don’t give me that (phrase)
don’t make me laugh (phrase)
don’t remind me (phrase)
excuse me (phrase)
far be it from me to do something (phrase)
forget-me-not (noun)
give me a break (phrase)
give me five (phrase)
give me one good reason (phrase)
give me something (phrase)
give me strength (phrase)
gracious (interjection)
hand-me-downs (noun)
hand-me-up (noun)
if my memory serves me () (phrase)
if you ask me (phrase)
if you don’t mind saying so (phrase)
it (only) remains for me to do something (phrase)
it beats me (phrase)
it makes me (want to) puke (phrase)
it’s (all) Greek to me (phrase)
it/something doesn’t make any odds (to me) (phrase)
(just) between you and me (phrase)
let me be the judge of that (phrase)
let me guess (phrase)
let me see (phrase)
let me (phrase)
let me tell you (phrase)
lucky (old) etc (phrase)
I remind you... (phrase)
ME (noun)
me (pronoun)
me time (noun)
me-too (adjective)
modesty me from doing something (phrase)
not for the life of me (phrase)
now you tell me ()
pardon me (phrase)
pardon me for (doing) something (phrase)
part of etc (phrase)
permit me to do something (phrase)
pick-me-up (noun)
remember me to someone (phrase)
search me (phrase)
someone tells me (that) (phrase)
will be the death of me (phrase)
something tells me (that) (phrase)
take it from me (phrase)
tell me (phrase)
tell me about it (phrase)
tell me another (one) (phrase)
that reminds me (phrase)
news to me (phrase)
why me? (phrase)
woe is me (phrase)
words fail me (phrase)
you and me both (phrase)
you could have fooled me (phrase)
you had me worried (phrase)
you have me there (phrase)
you’re telling me (phrase)
you’ve got me (there) (phrase)