reest
1to cure, smoke, or dry (meat or fish).
Origin of reest
1Other definitions for reest (2 of 2)
or reist
(of a horse) to stop or refuse to go; balk.
Origin of reest
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How to use reest in a sentence
“Russia is above all sympathies or antipathies,” Reist answered, bitterly.
The Traitors | E. Phillips (Edward Phillips) OppenheimReist drew a long breath of relief as he settled down in his corner.
The Traitors | E. Phillips (Edward Phillips) OppenheimAt her request he told her everything which had happened since the coming of Reist to London.
The Traitors | E. Phillips (Edward Phillips) OppenheimThe Duke of Reist has sought me out and brought from you a wonderful message.
The Traitors | E. Phillips (Edward Phillips) OppenheimThe Duke of Reist it was who is solely responsible for the restoration of the monarchy.
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British Dictionary definitions for reest
reast
/ (riːst) /
(intr) Northern English dialect (esp of horses) to be noisily uncooperative
Origin of reest
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