Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun A variant of
reek . - A Middle English form of
reek . - An obsolete or dialectal form of
rake .
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Examples
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PS nawet jutrzejsze testy mi nie sa straszne. ale daje reke uciac, ze bede miala lzy w oczach juz jak przyjdzie co do czego. zabierz ode mnie strach przed badaniami z wykorzystaniem igly, zyletki (?!), itp:/aaa, cos jeszcze. mowilam, ze kocham M?
- pozytywnie 2007
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Siostra moja. dumna jestem, eeeey! jestem piekielnie zazdrosna. o kazda, ktora mogla Go dotykac, calowac, czy nawet trzymac za reke. jestem zazdrosna. here's a little advice for you: DON'T MESS WITH MY MAN!
- pozytywnie 2007
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GOOOO KINGS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! reke is going to have a triple double and JT will go bananas tonight so if it starts to get ugly you can switch to that to keep your spirits up.
Sactown Royalty 2010
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GOOOO KINGS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! reke is going to have a triple double and JT will go bananas tonight so if it starts to get ugly you can switch to that to keep your spirits up.
Sactown Royalty 2010
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Normally this event ranks somewhere between the celebrity all-star game on the low end and staring at a wall, but with reke going I think I have to tune in now.
Sactown Royalty Kingsfan banished to AZ 2010
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EVER. 'reke is off to the NBA, where he will make people forget about D. Wade.
Blog updates 2009
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EVER. 'reke is off to the NBA, where he will make people forget about D. Wade.
Blog updates 2009
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Plovne reke su Dunav (588 km), Sava (206 km), Tisa (168 km) i delimicno dd ...
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Top Extreme vam ponuja nepozabna doživetja v dolini reke Soče!
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EVER. 'reke is off to the NBA, where he will make people forget about D. Wade.
Blog updates 2009
whichbe commented on the word reke
(obs.) v.
1. to go, proceed, esp. in haste, to run
2. (of plants:) to shoot up
3. (rare) to drive; to thrust
4. to cover up in dirt or ashes (cf. rake); to bury
September 1, 2008