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reel

[riːl]

reel Definition

  • 1a cylinder on which film, wire, thread, or other flexible materials can be wound
  • 2a lively dance of Scottish origin
  • 3to feel unsteady or dizzy

Using reel: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "reel" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    He loaded the reel with fishing line.

  • Example

    The film was wound onto the reel.

  • Example

    They danced the reels and jigs.

  • Example

    The room began to reel after the explosion.

  • Example

    I felt myself reeling from the shock of the news.

reel Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for reel

Phrases with reel

  • immediately, without delay

    Example

    He scored two goals off the reel in the first half of the game.

  • on a reel

    in quick succession

    Example

    The comedian delivered one joke on a reel, making the audience laugh non-stop.

  • to bring something in by winding a reel

    Example

    He reeled in a big fish from the lake.

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Summary: reel in Brief

The term 'reel' [riːl] has multiple meanings. As a noun, it refers to a cylinder used for winding flexible materials like film, wire, or thread. It also denotes a lively Scottish dance. As a verb, it means to feel unsteady or dizzy. 'Reel' is used in phrases like 'off the reel,' meaning immediately, and 'reel in,' referring to bringing something in by winding a reel.