Eet

What is Eet?


1.

Eastern European Time (EET) is one of the names of UTC+2 time zone, 2 hours ahead of Coordinated Universal Time. It is used in some European, North African, and Middle Eastern countries. Most of them also use Eastern European Summer Time (UTC+3) as a summer daylight saving time.

One second ago i was in CET zone and now im in EET zone, WOH!

See gmt, cet, est, utc, eu

2.

1. Eat

2. It

Often used on Mediadriven, or on Furcadia.

1. I EET YOU.

2. Eets not all that hard.

See Derogative

3.

verb - to take pleasure in looking at chunky objects. see veet veeter meeter teeter teetfor more specific terms

Joe wasn't very poxilion, so he relied on his favorite pass-time of eeting to find himself hobbies, and eventually, a mate.

4.

A chant spoken highly of the wise group known as eetists.

A sense of humor defined simply of bastard humor, cruel humor, and other weird oddities

"Wow dude, i seen "Roots" last night, and i must say the slaves getting whiped was eet"

"That lady getting run over by a semi is quite eet if you ask me"

5.

Noun

A chant spoke by a group known as eetist.

oot , a derivative of the eet

spoken mostly of apelike eetist

"wow man , I just saw "Amistad" , and the slave scenes are eet"

"Holy shit!, that lady just got nailed by that semi, EET!"

6.

south african word.

two meanings.

1: process where one takes food, put it in his mouth, chew and then swallow

2: hitting someone with something, including fists, rocks, bricks etc.

1: afrikaans: ek eet my kos

pronounciation: a'k ee'it may cos

english: i eat my food

2: afrikaans: ek eet hom met 'n vuis

pronounciation: a'k ee'it hom met a face

english: i eet him with a fist

See eet


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