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Definition of reel
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Reel (v. t.) To wind upon a reel, as yarn or
thread..
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Vane
::
Vane (n.) A
contrivance
attached
to some
elevated
object
for the
purpose
of
showing
which way the wind
blows;
a
weathercock.
It is
usually
a plate or strip of
metal,
or slip of wood, often cut into some
fanciful
form, and
placed
upon a
perpendicular
axis
around
which it moves
freely..
Bobbin
::
Bobbin
(n.) A spool or reel of
various
material
and
construction,
with a head at one or both ends, and
sometimes
with a hole bored
through
its
length
by which it may be
placed
on a
spindle
or
pivot.
It is used to hold yarn or
thread,
as in
spinning
or
warping
machines,
looms,
sewing
machines,
etc..
Reelect
::
Reelect
(v. t.) To elect
again;
as, to
reelect
the
former
governor..
Giddy
::
Giddy (v. i.) To reel; to
whirl.
Giddy
::
Giddy
(superl.)
Having
in the head a
sensation
of
whirling
or
reeling
about;
having
lost the power of
preserving
the
balance
of the body, and
therefore
wavering
and
inclined
to fall;
lightheaded;
dizzy..
Melanaemia
::
Melanaemia
(n.) A
morbid
condition
in which the blood
contains
black
pigment
either
floating
freely
or
imbedded
in the white blood
corpuscles.
Cappadine
::
Cappadine
(n.) A floss or waste
obtained
from the
cocoon
after the silk has been
reeled
off, used for
shag..
Breath
::
Breath
(n.) The act of
breathing
naturally
or
freely;
the power or
capacity
to
breathe
freely;
as, I am out of
breath..
Pour
::
Pour (v. t.) To send forth as in a
stream
or a
flood;
to emit; to let
escape
freely
or
wholly.
Preelection
::
Preelection
(n.)
Election
beforehand.
Gimbals
::
Gimbals
(n.) A
contrivance
for
permitting
a body to
incline
freely
in all
directions,
or for
suspending
anything,
as a
barometer,
ship's
compass,
chronometer,
etc., so that it will
remain
plumb,
or
level,
when its
support
is
tipped,
as by the
rolling
of a ship. It
consists
of a ring in which the body can turn on an axis
through
a
diameter
of the ring, while the ring
itself
is so
pivoted
to its
support
that it can turn about a
diameter
at right
angles
to the
first..
Bleed
::
Bleed (v. i.) To emit
blood;
to lose
blood;
to run with
blood,
by
whatever
means;
as, the arm
bleeds;
the wound bled
freely;
to bleed at the
nose..
Lief
::
Lief
(adv.)
Gladly;
willingly;
freely;
-- now used only in the
phrases,
had as lief, and would as lief; as, I had, or
would,
as lief go as not..
Self-indulgent
::
Self-indulgent
(a.)
Indulging
one's
appetites,
desires,
etc.,
freely..
Liquid
::
Liquid
(a.)
Flowing
freely
like
water;
fluid;
not
solid.
Zoodendrium
::
Zoodendrium
(n.) The
branched,
and often
treelike,
support
of the
colonies
of
certain
Infusoria..
Windle
::
Windle
(n.) A
spindle;
a kind of reel; a
winch.
Reeler
::
Reeler
(n.) One who
reels.
Plantain
::
Plantain
(n.) A
treelike
perennial
herb (Musa
paradisiaca)
of
tropical
regions,
bearing
immense
leaves
and large
clusters
of the
fruits
called
plantains.
See
Musa..
Liberty
::
Liberty
(n.) A
certain
amount
of
freedom;
permission
to go
freely
within
certain
limits;
also, the place or
limits
within
which such
freedom
is
exercised;
as, the
liberties
of a
prison..
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