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Break the two 'i's apart: ee-ee.
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Other than two syllable ("it-ee") ending words about the closest I can get is: secretary
agree, emcee, levee, melee, raree, three
Yes, "she" and "seen" are considered to be rhyming words because they share the same ending sound, 'ee'.
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You say ee-ee, for example Pompeii is pronounced pom-pay-ee-ee.
Yes, the word "happy" has a short "a" sound, not a long "I" sound. "Happy" is pronounced as "hap-ee."
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Spree, agree...
Some five letter words that contain 'ee' are:agreebeechbleedbreedcheepcheekcheercreedcreekcreelcreepemceefleetgeesegreedGreekgreengreetkneelleechpayeepureequeenqueerrupeesheensheepsheersheetsleeksleepspreesteedsteelsteepsteersweepsweetteeththreetweedtweetwheel