Reel

What do we mean by reel?

To be thrown off balance or fall back. intransitive verb

To stagger, lurch, or sway, as from drunkenness. intransitive verb

To go round and round in a whirling motion. intransitive verb

To feel dizzy. intransitive verb

To cause to reel. intransitive verb

A staggering, swaying, or whirling movement. noun

A moderately fast dance of Scottish origin. noun

The Virginia reel. noun

The music for one of these dances. noun

A device, such as a cylinder, spool, or frame, that turns on an axis and is used for winding and storing rope, tape, film, or other flexible materials. noun

A cylindrical device attached to a fishing rod to let out or wind up the line. noun

The quantity of wire, film, or other material wound on one reel. noun

A set of curved lawn-mower blades that rotate around a bar parallel to the ground, cutting grass while moving against a stationary straight blade. noun

To wind on or let out from a reel. transitive verb

To recover by winding on a reel. transitive verb

To recite fluently and usually at length. phrasal verb

A handheld hammer used in a quarry for shaping granite blocks. noun

To turn round and round; whirl.

To sway from side to side in standing or walking; stagger, especially as one drunk.

A shaky or unsteady gait.

A lively dance originating in Scotland; also, the music of this dance; often called a Scottish (or Scotch) reel.

A kind of spool, turning on an axis, on which yarn, threads, lines, or the like, are wound.

A machine on which yarn is wound and measured into lays and hanks, —-- for cotton or linen it is fifty-four inches in circuit; for worsted, thirty inches.

A device consisting of radial arms with horizontal stats, connected with a harvesting machine, for holding the stalks of grain in position to be cut by the knives.

A short compilation of sample film work used as a demonstrative resume in the entertainment industry.

When a person retracts a comment that should not have been said or was received poorly. Urban Dictionary

Noun The art of picking up babes, performed by luring them in with bait like temptations(like fishing). Babes reeled are often times older then the pursuer. Common bait used is smart water, corn dogs or any 7/11 delicacy. Urban Dictionary

To spin round and round, often rock 'n' rolling in a particularly cookin' manner. Urban Dictionary

It has two definitions 1. to be so shocked u don’t know how to function 2. to be laughing uncontrollably laughing to the point u don’t know what bodily fluids will excrete from ur orifices Urban Dictionary

Greezed, tricked, or having someone pull a fast one on you. Urban Dictionary

To get someone or something under control. Urban Dictionary

Mini TikTok A minor video streaming platform within a social media platform created by Instagram as insurance for when President Trump deletes TikTok. Urban Dictionary

Being to awestruck, to shocked to comprehend anything Urban Dictionary

Meaning dont bother, calm down. Urban Dictionary

To become wound up tight or hypersensitive. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to reel:
reel.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word reel:
holdup, closeup, affirmations, spool, reels, jig, projector, slugging, tape, editing, recorder, jericho, scenes, hanna, fish, cassette, rod, cartridge, spinning, fishing, shooting, shorts, rope, casting, awards, footage, big, outstanding, screened, throwing, animated, celebrate, animation, drag, tune, festival, machines, achievements, slot, recognize, picture, wound, film, sound, award, cinema, emmy, motion, dvd, scene, documentary, fly, woman, feet, binding, wire, jerry, audio, movie, cable, man, movies, productions, dialogue, stakes, chapter, lists, magnetic, annually, showing, falling, dance.

Words that rhyme with reel:
deal, seal, appeal, wheel, feel, steel, steal, surreal, real, heel, reveal, ideal, peel, zeal, kneel, keel, meal, puerile, repeal, ordeal, teal, eel, piecemeal, heal, conceal, spiel, automobile, peal, genteel, anneal, creel, kreel, squeal, stele, keal, veal, congeal, creal, abele, audiophile, speel, unreal, oatmeal, beal, smeal, immobile, glockenspiel, seel, neil, leal, neal, riel, steele, emile, lille, emil, snowmobile, ezekiel, weil, viel, flywheel, ciel, newsreel, lucille, cartwheel, diel, brasil, ferris wheel, teel, kiel, corneal, cornmeal, beale, camille, peale, banana peel, stael, cele, beau ideal, neill, deel, bookmobile, neel, mele, reseal, verrill, scheele, unseal, oneal, oneill, tweel, steering wheel, shaquille, stainless steel, peele, beall, fifth wheel, vielle, biel, adriel.

Adjectives that are often used to describe reel:
first, last, single, large, second, spinning, final, open, wooden, true, full, inch, scotch, empty, foot, and, entire, big, automatic, third, scottish, actual, title, standard, sound, action, hand, irish, casting, spool, magnetic, revolving, ordinary, two, minute, handed, conventional, one, bead, continuous, heavy, split, lively, separate, running, typical, light, plastic, fixed, loaded, click, favourite, fourth, extra, huge, off, endless, est, favorite, reelto, plain, line, multiplying, driven, fifth.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective reel:
film, recorder, tape, films, tapes, comedies, recorders, comedy, picture, machines, machine, feature, version, drama, pictures, format, shorts, production, deck, westerns, features, movie, decks, recording, toreel, recordings, subject, subjects, seat, movies, type, length, dramas, player, drives, equipment, bands, documentary, formats, photoplay, series, melodramas, border, record, story, file, units, files, fishing, short, audiotape, cartridge, melodrama, game, productions, adaptation, edition, play, epic, episodes, players, show, scenario, moulding, western, unit, makers, cassette, anglers, cameras, stories, collection, tank, vtrs, technology, lengths, elizabeth, reels, dancing, versions, enrichment, outfit, audiotapes, fishermen, spectacle.

Consonant match to reel:
roll, rule, rail, real, role, roil, rile, rill, rille, raul, riel, rall, rolle, rol, rawl, reil, wrawl, ralegh, ruehl, ruhl, royle, rael, ryle, reule, ruel, rohl, rayle, rahl, rayl, raile, riehl, reul, roehl, roell, reihl, rhule, roelle, ruyle.

Words that sound like reel:
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