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Ream  v. t.  To stretch out; to draw out into thongs, threads, or filaments.






Collaborative International Dictionary of English 0.48








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"Ream" Quotes from Famous Books



... Ortensia was that of a performing bear eating strawberries; but she managed to keep her countenance, and not to mimic him when she repeated the passage herself, profiting by his instruction. It was the sort of music that rich amateurs used to write by the ream, subject to the unacknowledged 'corrections' of a well-paid professional; but the girl's sweet voice and genuine talent made the airs sound passable, while her dreamy eyes and her caressing pronunciation of the trivial words did the rest. It was mere ...
— Stradella • F(rancis) Marion Crawford

... peculiar things college students can do and not think anything of it at all; and it's funny how closely wisdom and blame foolishness seem to be related. I remember after I had spent two hours putting my Polykon down on a concrete foundation so that I could recite John Stuart Mill by the ream, it seemed as if I couldn't live half an hour longer without a certain kind of pie that was kept in captivity a mile away downtown at a lunch-counter. And, moreover, I couldn't eat that pie alone. A college student doesn't ...
— At Good Old Siwash • George Fitch



Words linked to "Ream" :   withdraw, take away, large indefinite amount, press out, take, extract, express, large indefinite quantity, quire, remove, reamer, definite quantity, enlarge



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