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91See — Recorded as Sea and See, this rare surname is English and topographical. As such it does seem to describe a person who lived in sight of the sea . This is proven by the very early recordings of Richard Attesee in the Subsidy Tax rolls of… …
92See — Original name in latin See Name in other language Messnerhaus, See, Zee, Зее State code AT Continent/City Europe/Vienna longitude 47.08333 latitude 10.46667 altitude 1036 Population 0 Date 2011 07 31 …
93see to — (smth) attend to or do something I will see to the rental car and you can see to the airplane tickets …
94see to — I ll see to the dogs as soon as we finish lunch Syn: attend to, deal with, see about, take care of, look after, sort out, fix, organize, arrange …
95see — tv. to equal or raise someone’s bet in poker. □ I see your five and raise you ten. □ Well, can you see me or not? …
96see-ho — sēˈhō verb imperative Etymology: probably alteration (influenced by see, imperative of see) (I) of soho a call to indicate the first sighting of the hare in a hunt …
97see to — also[look to] {v.} To attend to; take care of; do whatever needs to be done about. * /While Donna bought the theatre tickets, I saw to the parking of the car./ Compare: SEE ABOUT …
98see to — also[look to] {v.} To attend to; take care of; do whatever needs to be done about. * /While Donna bought the theatre tickets, I saw to the parking of the car./ Compare: SEE ABOUT …
99see to — verb a) To take care of; to effect; to make happen. After seeing to the shopping, cleaning and cooking, he finally sat down for some rest. b) To serve or care for …
100see ya — interjection /siːjə/ Goodbye, see you later …
