Bee

//ˈbiː//

Word Type

Noun
Verb
Proper Noun

The word "bee" can be used as noun, verb and proper noun.

Word Relationships

Typical Location

Derived Terms

Africanized bee Africanized honey bee Bee County Beetown Beeville European bee-eater European dark bee Italian bee Kashmir bee hawkmoth Seabee Wallace's giant bee alkali bee antibee apple bee apple-bee artificial bee colony bee assassin bee ball bee balm bee baw babbity bee beard bee bearding bee beetle bee bite bee bread bee candy bee farm bee farming bee fly bee glue bee gum bee hawkmoth bee hoon bee hotel bee hummingbird bee in one's bonnet bee louse bee moth bee mother bee orchid bee pirate bee plant bee purple bee sage bee sting bee tee dubs bee tree bee up one's ass bee vacuum bee violet bee wine bee wolf bee's knees bee-brained bee-bread bee-eater bee-hive bee-line bee-stung bee-utiful beebee beebrush beedom beefarm beefarming beeherd beehive beehood beehouse beeish beejay beekeeper beekeeping beekind beeless beelike beeline beeling beely beemageddon beeman beemaster beemother beepocalypse beeproof beeskep beeswarm beeswax beeswing beewort beey beeyard black bee blood bee blue-cheeked bee-eater bumble bee bumble-bee bumblebee busy as a bee busy bee carder bee carpenter bee chronic bee paralysis virus common carder bee coppice mining bee cuckoo bee digger bee dog-bee follow the bee geography bee green bee-eater have a bee in your bonnet hive bee honey bee honeybee horse-bee humble-bee husking bee ke-mo sah-bee killer bee leaf-cutter bee leaf-cutting bee leafcutter bee like a bee in clover little green bee-eater long-faced miner bee masked bee mason bee meat bee mining bee mumble-bee nameless bee disease nanobee orchid bee pee bee and jay plasterer bee poppy bee put the bee on queen bee queen bee acid quilting bee resin bee rock bee sand bee sewing bee southeastern blueberry bee spelling bee spotted bee balm squash and gourd bee squash bee sting like a bee stingless bee sweat bee upholsterer bee violet carpenter bee vulture bee worker bee working bee

Desires

Etymologically Related To

Inflected/Variant Forms

Part Of

Data sourced from Wiktionary, WordNet, CMU, and other open linguistic databases. Updated March 2026.