Reels is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REELS in dictionary:

VERB:
• REEL, to wind on a type of rotary device
• wind something on to a reel by turning the reel
• bring in a fish attached to a line by turning a reel and winding in the line
• walk in a staggering or lurching manner, especially while drunk
• feel shocked, bewildered, or giddy
• dance a reel.
• lose one's balance and stagger or lurch violently
NOUN:
• a cylinder on which film, wire, thread, or other flexible materials can be wound
• a length of something wound on to a reel
• a part of a film
• a device for winding and unwinding a line as required, in particular the line attached to a fishing rod.
• a lively Scottish or Irish folk dance
• a piece of music for a reel, typically in simple or duple time.

Words related to REELS

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How to use REELS in a sentence

• I father-in-law of an Emperor! My brain reels to think of it.
• They made their own reels, which were so much esteemed that one was sent to England as a model, and another taken to the East Indies by Pickering Robinson.
• Dreamily she heard Del cry that the shaft behind the heap of reels was growing hot.
• The Scotch band principally plays Scotch reels and dances.
• When machines are moved by the foot, there are many objections to running the whole machine while winding the shuttle reels.
• How many flat and insipid parts does the book contain! How terribly unequal does it appear to me! From time to time the author plainly reels to and fro like a drunken man.
• Thank God for cathedrals! How splendid of Litlin, to be getting Bunny taught reels.
• Now they had to do with Daisy Ellington, the New York chorus girl whose mobile, piquant face was helping to make the Lunar reels popular.
• Sufficient to say that there are two wheels, or reels.
• On opening it, after the man had gone, Hanlon found the sleep-instructor and reels.
• The reels which are lifted out of the vat are then charged with the yarn, which has been previously wetted out.
• Motion is given to the reels in this case by a donkey engine attached to the machine, but it may also be driven by a belt from the main driving shaft of the works.
• See! There she goes, She reels along, and by her gait betrays Her inward weakness.
• It was for Bowman Lake primarily that all the reels and flies and other lure had been arranged.
• Both have large reels full of string, often several hundred yards of it.
• The dances were the customary reels, and, of course, the Red River Jig.
• Then there came a sorting of flies, and the rigging of lines and reels.
• The lights were turned on and the operator looked over his assortment of reels.
• The reels are those that have been passed out of service of the German moving picture shows.
• The girls recounted harvest reels and even weddings, with dances following, which I had lost while away from the center of festivity.
• Things were in this state when an accident took place so awful and inexplicable in its character that my reason fairly reels at the bare memory of the occurrence.

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