reel
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3.9
- noun
- /ril/
- Texting
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reel
- Growth because of the advent of Reels right now is high.
- a highlight reel
- post a reel
- put up a reel
So I see that they're pushing the reels, but then you lose followers.
- So I see that they're pushing the reels, but then you lose followers.
- I'm trying to film Instagram reels this morning slash tick tocks.
- So that means more Reels, more Tik Toks, more YouTube Shorts.
- I want to see more Reels, more Tik Toks, more YouTube Shorts.
- I have a question for you that I've seen on Instagram Reels and Tik Toks and stuff.
- And yeah, I made a TikTok slash reel about it.
- He, he's reading all the comments on Instagram, like watching that reel that I made over and over.
- But soon when they get there, then I'll watch one of their reels and just see if I like them.
Examples
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I can upload an Instagram Reel from Windows.
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His latest reel on TikTok went viral, gaining thousands of views in just a few hours.
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I got to post Instagram reel and another story series.
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Just filmed a quick little video, a little reel of the coffee I just made.
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I posted it on Instagram reels, YouTube shorts and TikTok.
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She created a fun reel showcasing her cooking process on Instagram.
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I watched a hilarious reel about pets that made me laugh out loud.
Synonyms
7
3.0
A short part of a movie that people use in news and talks
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4.1
A short video showing the best and most exciting moments of an event
Vertical videos under a minute made for quick viewing
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Etymology
Reel for a short social video borrows from old film reels; a modern 'reel' is like a short roll of moving pictures, which is why the name fits quick video clips.