Bee

What do we mean by bee?

The letter b. noun

Any of numerous winged, hairy-bodied, usually stinging hymenopteran insects of the superfamily Apoidea, including both solitary species and social species such as the honeybees, and characterized by sucking and chewing mouthparts for gathering nectar and pollen. noun

A social gathering where people combine work, competition, and amusement. noun

(a bee in (one's) bonnet) An impulse to do something; a notion. idiom

(a bee in (one's) bonnet) An obsession. idiom

A bee block. noun

capitalized In astronomy, the constellation generally called Apis or Musca. noun

A ring of metal, usually an ornament for the arm or neck; a collar or brooch; sometimes, a finger-ring. noun

Nautical, a ring or hoop of metal through which to reeve stays. See bee-block. noun

An insect of the genus Apis; a hive-bee or honey-bee. See Apis. noun

Any aculeate hymenopterous insect of the division Mellifera or Anthophila, comprising the families Apidœ and Andrenidœ, and including, besides the hive-bees of the genus Apis, the mason-bees, carpenter-bees, bumblebees, etc. See cuts under Anthophora, carpenter-bee, and Hymenoptera. noun

An assemblage of persons who meet to engage in united labor for the benefit of an individual or a family, or in some joint amusement: so called from the combined labor of the bees of a hive: as, a quilting-bee, a husking-bee, a spelling-bee, etc. noun

To be restless or uneasy. noun

To be somewhat crazy. noun

P. p. of be; -- used for been.

An insect of the order Hymenoptera, and family Apidæ (the honeybees), or family Andrenidæ (the solitary bees.) See honeybee. noun

A neighborly gathering of people who engage in united labor for the benefit of an individual or family. noun

Pieces of hard wood bolted to the sides of the bowsprit, to reeve the fore-topmast stays through; -- called also bee blocks. noun

A beetle (Trichodes apiarius) parasitic in beehives. noun

A bird that eats the honeybee, as the European flycatcher, and the American kingbird. noun

A flying insect, of the clade Anthophila within the hymenopteran superfamily Apoidea, known for its organised societies (though only a minority have them), for collecting pollen and (in some species) producing wax and honey.

Words that are spelled similarly to bee:
bee.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word bee:
gees, carder, hives, bumble, gibb, hive, bees, beekeeping, apis, pollination, pollen, bumblebee, honey, nectar, orchid, brood, gee, sting, wasp, spelling, venom, nests, foraging, quiz, insect, nest, barry, flies, colonies, mason, maurice, described, larvae, robin, flower, colony, mitchell, fever, subspecies, worker, sponsored, eggs, genus, insects, fly, species, family, flowers, queens, keeping, cave, queen.

Words that rhyme with bee:
tree, be, sea, key, see, me, free, c, flee, hyperbole, tea, e, b, guarantee, d, degree, foresee, pea, tv, reality, v, debris, lee, agree, t, fee, ski, oversee, p, decree, g, z, de, plea, idiosyncrasy, marquee, apogee, snee, three, quay, tee, we, wee, nee, glee, syncope, he, qi, gee, spree, pony, sunday, lea, referee, knee, pre, jubilee, pee, xi, flea, emcee, thee, repartee, scree, kabuki, actuary, turnkey, dee, yee, ghee, cree, mi, partee, precis, hee, di, asap, ne, bourgeoisie, payee, calliope, cc, carefree, hawaii, trustee, guaranty, nestle, si, banshee, esprit, lessee, ac, marquis, ree, potpourri, she, machete, ve, indri, manatee.

Adjectives that are often used to describe bee:
honey, bumble, humble, busy, little, wild, hive, black, common, single, young, female, male, big, industrious, solitary, dead, stingless, individual, golden, poor, italian, native, angry, yellow, presidential, lynching, laden, giant, brown, european, domestic, african, bay, working, would, cutting, tiny, husking, drunken, perfect, attic, africanized, huge, wise, fee, fashioned, strange, dear, drowsy, live, wee, blithe, shal, fat, sewing, blessed, happy, glory, occasional, sicilian, quilting.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective bee:
keeping, world, pollen, keepers, eaters, venom, cult, balm, hives, eater, bread, mason, house, hunting, page, culture, hive, doo, master, stings, keeper, sting, moth, line, glue, cause, honey, section, lips, propolis, pollination, practice, flies, space, masters, farming, agency, bird, wax, trees, therapy, martin, tree, bop, bonnet, escape, dance, beep, limitation, teez, pond, corporations, post, lee, houses, chapter, vol, note, dancing, fin, larvae, pasturage, fly, possession, communication, jay, parasites, poison, carriers, doh, lan, dress, larkspur, texts, tee, orchis, pleading, wolf, season, gum, article, dee, gin, lun, yoowwww, supra, boxes, atrice, veil, doe, yee.

Consonant match to bee:
be, by, boy, bay, buy, bow, b, boo, beau, burr, bye, bae, bough, bowe, bo, bi, beaux, bur, bea, bey, bah, birr, boe, bao, bir, baugh, beu, baye, boye, bui, bayh, boeh.

Words that sound like bee:
be, bee, b, bea, bie, biy, b., bhy, bhi, baee, beeh, byi, boy, by, bye, bow, bay, boo, buy, bo, bae, beau, bough, ba, bi, bah, beaut, boe, boi, bey, bowe, buh, bouy, beaux, bou, bao, bui, bew, baw, baugh, bai, beu, beh, bih, boh, bau, byw, baye, buu, boye, bei, booh, bha, boue, boie, bho, bhu, bhoy, buw, bawe, bi-, biao, pee, p, pea, ppy, p.e, piy, peay, p., ppi, p.t, pyi, btch, bve, bsh, bch, bwt, bhv, bjh, abby, abbey, abbie, aby, abi, abbi, b.c, abbe, abee, abie, b.s, b.o, a b, b a, b.a, b.b, b.g, .be, b.p, aaby.