reel to reel
51reel in something — reel in (someone/something) 1. to attract someone or something. Car dealers have to work harder to reel in customers when the economy is in bad shape. 2. to pull someone or something toward you. We snagged the alligator near its tail and reeled… …
52reel in — (someone/something) 1. to attract someone or something. Car dealers have to work harder to reel in customers when the economy is in bad shape. 2. to pull someone or something toward you. We snagged the alligator near its tail and reeled it in.… …
53reel-to-reel — [rēlto͞o rēl′] adj. designating or of a tape recorder using two separate reels, on which the tape must be threaded …
54reel out — ˌreel ˈout [transitive] [present tense I/you/we/they reel out he/she/it reels out present participle reeling out past tense …
55reel — Reel, les oyseleurs disent prendre les oyseaux de riviere, par nuict au feu, à la cloche et au reel ou couvertoir …
56reel-and-bead molding — «REEL uhn BEED», a molding alternating disklike parts with long beads …
57reel|a|ble — «REE luh buhl», adjective. that can be wound on a reel …
58reel|er — «REE luhr», noun. 1. a person who winds silk, cord, wire, or the like, on a reel. 2. a person who makes reels. 3. a motion picture in terms of the length of the film on reels. ╂[< reel1 + er1] …
59reel something in — ˌreel sthˈin/ˈout derived to wind sth on/off a ↑reel • I slowly reeled the fish in. Main entry: ↑reelderived …
60reel something out — ˌreel sthˈin/ˈout derived to wind sth on/off a ↑reel • I slowly reeled the fish in. Main entry: ↑reelderived …
