" seeing as "

 [ "see-see" ]

1: understanding something through reading it as a "cc:" recipient of an email

  * e.g.,  ... tom emailed andy that's when i saw-saw how nice he is towards the downtrodden. 

 [ "see-see" ]

2: corollaries are saw-saw and seen-seen

 [ "See" ]

1: When you have the ability to look at an object.

  * e.g.,  ... I can see a boat over there 

 [ "seeing to" ]

1: To give someone a 'seeing to' or a 'good seeing to' is to fuck them

  * e.g.,  ... I took that bird home and gave her a good seeing to 

 [ "See" ]

1: sē "See." is a quick response of affirmation as if to say "Isn't that right!" or "You know that's true!" also could replace the common exclamation "Would you look at that!"

  * e.g.,  ... The proper response to the statement "He always does that crap!" would be "See!" 

 [ "see" ]

1: word used from 1920s-1950s at end of sentences.

  * e.g.,  ... your through, see. 

 [ "seeing" ]

1: When you are casually dating another person with a little attachment, but you're still able to date other people.

  * e.g.,  ... The kid I am seeing is super sexy. 

 [ "seeing" ]

1: To be engaged in a romantic relationship with another person,either exclusively or non-exclusively.Dating.

  * e.g.,  ... John is 'seeing' Jane or Bill is 'seeing' Tom. 

 [ "see" ]

1: when light comes from a source and hits something it reflects the light while some of it doesn't. when the reflected light or a light which hasn't been reflected comes to a certin place in the eye called the pupil. there we accualy see it upside-down untill our brain turns it back to right-side-up. And then our brain tells us what the objects are. That is how we see.

  * e.g.,  ... Two bous were palying hide and seek: 

 [ "see" ]

1: To fight or to challenge.

  * e.g.,  ... If he don't like it, then he can come see me. 

 [ "see" ]

1: Northern Irish term meaning snog, or generally to get off with.

  * e.g.,  ... "Will you see me tonight" 

 [ "see" ]

2: millies