[f. prec. vb. + -EE.] One examined; a person under examination.
1788. T. Twining, in Mad. D’Arblay’s Diary, 20 Jan. Don’t you think … that the Examinee … has a natural right … to examine the Examiner?
1813. Examiner, 11 April, 228/1. The answers given by examinees.
1840. New Monthly Mag., LVIII. 528. ‘What verb should you like?’ inquired the examinee.
1868. M. Pattison, Academ. Org., v. 296. But what kind of knowledge can they [examination questions] be the test of, in the examinee?
