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Definition of reel
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of reel is as below...
Reel (n.) A
lively
dance of the
Highlanders
of
Scotland;
also, the music to the
dance;
-- often
called
Scotch
reel..
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Vacillate
::
Vacillate
(v. t.) To move one way and the
other;
to reel or
stagger;
to
waver.
Streen
::
Streel
(v. i.) To trail
along;
to
saunter
or be drawn
along,
carelessly,
swaying
in a kind of
zigzag
motion..
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..
Windle
::
Windle
(n.) A
spindle;
a kind of reel; a
winch.
Gemmule
::
Gemmule
(n.) One of the
imaginary
granules
or atoms
which,
according
to
Darwin's
hypothesis
of
pangenesis,
are
continually
being
thrown
off from every cell or unit, and
circulate
freely
throughout
the
system,
and when
supplied
with
proper
nutriment
multiply
by
self-division
and
ultimately
develop
into cells like those from which they were
derived.
They are
supposed
to be
transmitted
from the
parent
to the
offspring,
but are often
transmitted
in a
dormant
state
during
many
generations
and are the
Swift
::
Swift (n.) A reel, or
turning
instrument,
for
winding
yarn,
thread,
etc.; -- used
chiefly
in the
plural..
Dendroidal
::
Dendroidal
(a.)
Resembling
a shrub or tree in form;
treelike.
Preelect
::
Preelect
(v. t.) To elect
beforehand.
Bounteous
::
Bounteous
(a.)
Liberal
in
charity;
disposed
to give
freely;
generously
liberal;
munificent;
beneficent;
free in
bestowing
gifts;
as,
bounteous
production..
Effusive
::
Effusive
(a.)
Pouring
out;
pouring
forth
freely.
Reel
::
Reel (v. i.) To
incline,
in
walking,
from one side to the
other;
to
stagger..
Liquid
::
Liquid
(a.) Being in such a state that the
component
parts move
freely
among
themselves,
but do not tend to
separate
from each other as the
particles
of gases and
vapors
do;
neither
solid nor
aeriform;
as,
liquid
mercury,
in
distinction
from
mercury
solidified
or in a state of
vapor..
Self-indulgent
::
Self-indulgent
(a.)
Indulging
one's
appetites,
desires,
etc.,
freely..
Filature
::
Filature
(n.) A
drawing
out into
threads;
hence,
the
reeling
of silk from
cocoons..
Bleed
::
Bleed (v. i.) To pay or lose
money;
to have money drawn or
extorted;
as, to bleed
freely
for a
cause..
Warp
::
Warp (v. t.) To run off the reel into hauls to be
tarred,
as
yarns..
Reelection
::
Reelection
(n.)
Election
a
second
time, or anew; as, the
reelection
of a
former
chief..
Swimbel
::
Swim (v. i.) To be
dizzy;
to have an
unsteady
or
reeling
sensation;
as, the head
swims..
Jaw
::
"Jaw (n.) The inner end of a boom or gaff,
hollowed
in a half
circle
so as to move
freely
on a
mast..
Profess
::
Profess
(v. t.) To make open
declaration
of, as of one's
knowledge,
belief,
action,
etc.; to avow or
acknowledge;
to
confess
publicly;
to own or admit
freely..
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