2012,Simon Dodd,Death by Muttonbird: A Lord Howe Island Murder Mystery, Sydney, N.S.W.: DBMB Publishing,→ISBN,page201:
“Brad went into a seething rage, as you do,” said Jack “and followed Harvey out of the restaurant, down the road and …” / “… Killed him with a muttonbird,” added Matahina / “A brick, then a muttonbird,” corrected Jack, to her horror. / “Ew!” sheewwed.
2014, Babe Walker, “Get Off My Dick”, inPsychos (A White Girl Problems Book; 2), New York, N.Y.:Gallery Books,→ISBN,page239:
“Yes. But why did she target me? I don’t understand.” / “I think it’s kind of fun.” Gen smiled, pulling out her own pack of Marlboros and lighting one. / “Ew, you would think it’s fun. Try having a stalker.” / “Don’tew me right now, Babe. Honestly.”
2022,Meg Elison, “Drone Pirates of Silicon Valley”, inJonathan Strahan, editor,Tomorrow's Parties: Life in the Anthropocene (Twelve Tomorrows), Cambridge, Mass.:MIT Press,→ISBN,page22:
Jayden[…] showed them a large cache of vintage muscleman magazines. “Look at this. Look how hot.”[…] “I’m gonna hang them up all over my room. My mom says it’s OK as long as they’re not showing meat.” / “Ew,” Ava said. / “I don’tew the shit you like,” Jayden retorted. / “Youew girls all the time,” Ava said dismissively. “And I just meant ew to calling it ‘meat.’”
General:ew Animate:emen Long objects:apas Pieces:ekij Serial counting number:oahd General ordinal:keiow Animate ordinal:keiow Long objects ordinal:keiow Pieces ordinal:keiow
Ew is the general form of the numeral one, used for general counting and to describe the number of inanimate objects that are not considered long or pieces of other nouns.
