v. 1 to sway or rock under a blow or shock; 2 to say or write or produce quickly and easily; 3 to turn round and round; 4 wind onto or off a reel
He reeled off a dozen excuses for being late.
He reeled off a dozen excuses for being late.
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What kind of fish did Artie see on his fishing pole as he reeled it in?
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sway; stagger; wobble; say quickly
stand firm; silence
1 syllables
reeled
feild
field
heald
healed
heeled
keeled
neeld
neild
nield
pealed
peeled
schield
sealed
shield
weild
wheeled
wield
yield
afield
appealed
concealed
congealed
highyield
repealed
resealed
revealed
unsealed
satterfield
unconcealed
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