dree
tedious; dreary.
to suffer; endure.
Origin of dree
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How to use dree in a sentence
Moya Lavelle shut herself up in the cabin her husband Patrick had built, and dreed her weird alone.
An Isle in the Water | Katharine TynanHe dreed out his weird most thoroughly, and drank the cup presented to him to the last dregs.
The First Violin | Jessie FothergillSamuel Dreed trod the dust of the road with a wonderful swaying of his body, denominated the Western Ocean roll.
"She's drowning herself after her quarrel with Sam Dreed," was his first thought.
"Yesterday morning you sold pearls for the benefit of Sam Dreed," he said, in dull tones.
British Dictionary definitions for dree
/ (driː) Scot literary /
(tr) to endure
dree one's weird to endure one's fate
another word for dreich
Origin of dree
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