reet

See also: Reet

English

Etymology

From eye dialectal spelling of right.

Pronunciation

• (UK, Geordie) enPR: rēt, IPA^(key): /ɹiːt/

Adjective

reet (comparative mair reet, superlative maist reet)

1. (Geordie) right

Usage notes

Generally this spelling and pronunciation of right applies only in the adjective and adverb (see below) senses of the word and of the noun sense.

Adverb

reet (not comparable)

1. (Geordie) right

Anagrams

• rete, teer, tree

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Dutch

Etymology

From rijten (“to rip (up)”)

Pronunciation

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• Rhymes: -eːt

Noun

reet f (plural reten, diminutive reetje n) (sometimes m)

1. A ripped-up spot, tear; cleft, crack, crevice

   De kat krabde reten in het behang.

   The cat tore up the wallpaper to shreds.

2. (vulgar) The butt crack, arse, anus
3. (by extension, vulgar) The butt, behind
4. (by extension, vulgar) (in geen reet nothing at all) nothing

Synonyms

• (crack): kier, spleet
• (arse-hole): aars, gat, hol

Derived terms

• geen reet nothing, not in the least

Verb

reet

1. singular past indicative of rijten

Anagrams

• eert, eter, teer, tere, tree

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Finnish

Noun

reet

1. Nominative plural form of reki.

Anagrams

• tere