Word: chees
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...different slang words were used. Examples: babe, bracelets, chee, crack pot, darn, dawgoned, diggity, flatfoot, framed, gal, gents, gorsh, heck, haywire, holy-mackerel, hyuh, janes, migosh, nope, nuts, O.K., phooie, scram, shux, tipoff...
...answer: There is a Chinese way and an American way. In American, it is chee-ang. In Mandarin, now the official dialect of China, it is approximately John with...
...damned Japanese, come on over here." Invariably a frustrated, fuzzy -tongued voice answers: " -you, Fuwren-chee...
...Chee Lai (Paul Robeson, Liu Liang-Mo and chorus; Keynote). Songs of Free China, in English and Chinese, including Song of the Guerrillas (Go to the rear of the enemy and kick them in the pants}. Although not tuneful to Western ears, the songs are interesting and authentic examples of China's new mass music. China Aid Council (member of United China Relief) gets part of the proceeds...
TIME, March 24: the article on Japan, "Pain in the Nekku," errs in saying Chee is Japanese for tea. It is Cha. Always preceded by the honorific...