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'ME' in English dictionary entries often stands for 'Middle English', i.e. the variety of English spoken between 1066 and 1470 AD (roughly). In these cases, 'ME' is usually followed by a Middle English word form from which the present dictionary entry derives, often together with its original meaning (i.e., as it was understood in Middle English times).
What else can I help you with?
What does the word ME refer to in the first line of the dictionary entry?
Modern English
What does you refer to in the first line of a dictionary entry?
In a dictionary entry, "you" typically refers to the word being defined or described in that entry. This allows the reader to quickly identify the word under consideration.
Where can you find big words?
I would refer to a dictionary. Not a children's dictionary, though.
What is the best internet dictionary to refer to?
www.Dictionary.com
What books should you refer?
Almanac Dictionary
How do you say homemade treat?
Refer to a Viet dictionary.
Who does her in the first line refer to?
It refers to the person mentioned earlier in the conversation or context.
What is the first bird in the dictionary?
The First Word of the Dictionary is "A"
Can you name the term used to refer to one who compiles a dictionary?
One who compiles a dictionary is called a Lexicographer.
What is a penguin's den called?
=You should refer to a dictionary ty =
How do you find a definition?
You find the word in a dictionary and you can look up the word in an on line dictionary.
What is a foreign language dictionary?
It usually refers to a dictionary for a language other than English. It can also refer to a dictionary that translates one language into another and vice versa.
