reef

reef a sail in

to reduce the area of a ship's sail, by folding the sail. The first mate ordered the sailors to reef the sails in. They had to reef in the sails.

(ˈrifɚ)

1. n. a refrigerator. A new reefer costs nearly $1,000!

2. and reef n. cannabis; a marijuana cigarette. (Drugs. Akin to greefo.) He had a fat reef in his hand when he was busted.

verb

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Atherton	['æθətən]
Floella	flo-EL-ə	English (Rare)
Tobias	to-BEE-ahs (German), tə-BIE-əs (English)	Biblical, German, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, English, Biblical Latin, Biblical Greek
Wilfred	['wilfrid]
Derrick	['derik]
Solis	['səulis]