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51reek — rɪËk n. vapor, mist, steam; smoke, fume; strong offensive odor, unpleasant smell v. emit a strong offensive odor; emit smoke or fumes; be wet with blood or sweat; process something with smoke; create a powerful impression …
52Reek — Smoke …
53reek v — eureka int …
54reek — I. n. 1. Smoke, steam, exhalation, vapor, effluvium, fume, mist. 2. Rick, stack. II. v. n. Smoke, steam, exhale, emit vapor …
55reek — n 1. stink, stench, fetor, fetidness, odor, mal odor, mephitis; body odor, Sl. B.O., halitosis, bad breath. 2. vapor, effluvium, steam, exhaust, fume, mist, fog, cloud. v 3. stink, smell, smell to high heaven, smell like a goat, assault the… …
56reek(s) — wreak(s) …
57reek — 1) to wear away, to waste ; his sickness reeks him. N. 2) smoke; reeking hot N …
58reek — v. & n. v.intr. (often foll. by of) 1 smell strongly and unpleasantly. 2 have unpleasant or suspicious associations (this reeks of corruption). 3 give off smoke or fumes. n. 1 a foul or stale smell. 2 esp. Sc. smoke. 3 vapour; a visible… …
59Reek-silver — Lit. smoke silver . A hearth tax. Cf. Fumagium …
60Nikolai Reek — The Finnish Chief of the General Staff Lennart Oesch (on the left) monitor the Estonian army military exercises on October 1938. He also held a meetings with the Estonian …