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.
See also: reef, sail

reefer

(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.

reef

verb
See reefer

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Herminiaer-MEE-nyah (Spanish)Spanish, Ancient Roman
JasmineJAZ-min (English), zhas-MEEN (French)English, French
Rosairero-ZERFrench
BogusŁAwbaw-GUW-swahfPolish
WaltonWAWL-tənEnglish
Mykhaylo-Ukrainian