Definition of queem in English:

queem

adjective kwiːm

rare

Scottish and English regional (northern). Protected from the wind, snug; (occasionally) neat, tidy. In later use also: calm, still; smooth.

verb kwiːm

rare

with object Scottish. To join or fit (a thing) closely; to fit exactly with.

Origin

Old English (in an earlier sense). Apparently aphetic from i-queme
Old English (in an earlier sense). Cognate with Old Swedish qväma (Swedish † kväma), Old Danish qwemme (Danish kvemme) from the Germanic base of the second element of i-queme.

Definition of queem in US English:

queem

adjectivekwiːm

rare

Scottish and English regional (northern). Protected from the wind, snug; (occasionally) neat, tidy. In later use also: calm, still; smooth.

verbkwiːm

rare

with object Scottish. To join or fit (a thing) closely; to fit exactly with.

Origin

Old English (in an earlier sense). Apparently aphetic from i-queme<br>Old English (in an earlier sense). Cognate with Old Swedish qväma (Swedish † kväma), Old Danish qwemme (Danish kvemme) from the Germanic base of the second element of i-queme.

单词	queem
释义	Definition of queem in English: queem adjective kwiːm rare Scottish and English regional (northern). Protected from the wind, snug; (occasionally) neat, tidy. In later use also: calm, still; smooth. verb kwiːm rare with object Scottish. To join or fit (a thing) closely; to fit exactly with. Origin Old English (in an earlier sense). Apparently aphetic from i-queme Old English (in an earlier sense). Cognate with Old Swedish qväma (Swedish † kväma), Old Danish qwemme (Danish kvemme) from the Germanic base of the second element of i-queme. Definition of queem in US English: queem adjectivekwiːm rare Scottish and English regional (northern). Protected from the wind, snug; (occasionally) neat, tidy. In later use also: calm, still; smooth. verbkwiːm rare with object Scottish. To join or fit (a thing) closely; to fit exactly with. Origin Old English (in an earlier sense). Apparently aphetic from i-queme<br>Old English (in an earlier sense). Cognate with Old Swedish qväma (Swedish † kväma), Old Danish qwemme (Danish kvemme) from the Germanic base of the second element of i-queme.
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