ree
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9.9
- interjection
- /riː/
- Slang
:
ree
- The teacher begins the game by saying in tempo: "Riddle, riddle, riddle, ree, do what I do after me." At the imitative level of play, the teacher then proceeds to provide phrases for imitation.
Examples
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♪ Your dreams will take you very far, yeah ♪ Ree, yeah.
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Ree, get back here!
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Ree, listen to me.
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Ree, get out here!
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Ree! I can't believe we finally did it!
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After hearing the great news, she shouted, "Ree!" in excitement.
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When he won the game, he couldn't help but yell, "Ree!" with joy.
Synonyms
40
8.5
A shout people make to show excitement or encouragement at sports
36
9.9
A short shout people make to show excitement or approval
11
9.9
A short sound people say or write to show anger
7
9.3
A sound people make to show disgust or annoyance
4
8.9
A short sharp cry showing surprise, fear, or excitement
4
9.9
A written sound that shows anger or frustration
1
9.8
A short sound that shows frustration or annoyance
A short excited word typed online to show joy
A short excited sound people make to show sudden delight
How Loud
Surface Forms
Etymology
Ree began online as a quick way to write a long, loud scream, often typed like REEEEE, copying a high, angry or excited sound. So people use ree in chat to show 'excitement', 'frustration', or a joke.