noun

siree

sur-EE

Siree (noun) means an informal, emphatic variant of "sir", typically used in the expression "yes siree". Example: “Yes siree, that's the best pie I've ever had.”

noun

An informal, emphatic variant of "sir", typically used in the expression "yes siree".

"Yes siree, that's the best pie I've ever had."

How to use siree

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishA folksy, emphatic version of "sir", almost always heard in "yes siree."

Common pairings

yes siree

Word forms

sirees plural

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Etymology

An extended, emphatic form of sir.

Rhymes for siree

ee see bee wee nee pee fee tee zee gee vee ree

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Frequently asked questions

What does “siree” mean?

The word “siree” means an informal, emphatic variant of "sir", typically used in the expression "yes siree". In plain terms, a folksy, emphatic version of "sir", almost always heard in "yes siree.".

How do you pronounce “siree”?

“Siree” is pronounced sur-EE (/ˌsɜː(ɹ)ˈiː/ in IPA).

How do you use “siree” in a sentence?

Here is “siree” used in a sentence: “Yes siree, that's the best pie I've ever had.”

What part of speech is “siree”?

“Siree” is a noun.