ese

IPA: is

(US) dude, man. (Usually used vocatively).
A language of Oro Province, Papua New Guinea.
Obsolete spelling of ease [Ability, the means to do something]
Initialism of east-southeast. [The compass point halfway between east and southeast; specifically at a bearing of 112.5°.]

Initialism of east-southeast. [Of, in or pertaining to the east-southeast; east-southeastern.]

Initialism of east-southeast. [Towards or in the direction of the east-southeast; east-southeastwards.]

Examples of "ese" in Sentences

Reason being, "-ese" is a derogatory suffix, denoting an inferior race.
Nex 'day mornin' da Affiky oomans bin-a gone 'way un lef' da lilly gal all by 'ese'f.
But the most important part of Palin-ese is putting words together while disregarding “normal” grammar …
I think blogging has done a fine job of eliminating my penchant for writing in Englishese, as opposed to English.
For us, describing a politician as ‘failing to communicate’, or (in Americanese) ‘not getting his message out’ is what loyalists do.
Oh, in an earlier post today you used the third person SPanish male familar, "ese" it should have been "vato" or "ehmm" for Hermano.
Sanchez speaks only in Militar-ese, meaningless words come out of his mouth while we are all hanging on the edge of our seats waiting for one single picture, definitive proof.
Granted, the bit suggesting a local candidate originally from India pitch his campaign ideas in Southernese rubbed me the wrong way - but hell, I did the same thing to a local candidate from Jersey a few years back - which is just as bad I guess.