reet

Northern English for 'right' when used as a adverb to positively pre-qualify a verb.

That pie was reet grand = That pastry based snack was highly delicious.

by Mister_Douve May 7, 2003

reeky

somebody or someone who pisses you off!

JK: So I went to 12 Oaks Today
LB: Yuck, Why?
JK: Because I'm a reeky!
LB: Yeah you are
Liz: I have ADD
LB:Liz, You need Adderall!
JK: Yeah You reeky!

by RC 05' December 28, 2005

Reet

People with this name are best at everything. They are total philosophers and their statements are mostly found true. You won't ever find a better and if you want to uplift your mood just knock their door once and you won't feel low again

She is a total Reet
Oh I wish I had some Reet kinda people

by Siddhant Potter April 24, 2020

Reet

Common slang term used in the North West of England. Basically means "right" and is used to describe something that is "good". It is also used as a greeting, replacing the word "hello" or "hi". it can also be used as reassurance when faced with certain situations.

"That pie were proper reet"
That pie was very good
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"Reet there lad"
Hello there mate
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"Be reet"
Everything will be ok

by Heidious July 31, 2005

reedy

when a person tells a story which is completely pointless, the person intends to be funny but the only person who laughs is themselves. Can be referred to as 'classic reedy'.

Person one: when my mate moved into his house, there was a right gypo garage! *laughs to his/herself*

Person two: classic reedy.

by ChemBuds September 24, 2011

reetbot

noun, adjective: a more politically correct, socially acceptable way of referring to a person with considerably sub-par intelligence; a synonym for the popular, but outdated term 'retard.'

It was my intention to wear the life jacket on the bus and act like a total reetbot.
OR
That defunct toaster is totally reetbot.

by Kaïla & Flanny June 11, 2008

tis reet

Used to decribe something as good or ok, or to give permission to do something, or as an exclamation of joy. Very northern english phrase.
tis - it is, reet - alright

"You dont know the song? download it. Tis reet."

"can i borrow the car?" "aye, tis reet, just dont wreck it."

"As soon as i walked into work the boss said 'I've put the match on for you, watch that and then you can do yer work.'...TIS REET!"

by spuggy May 4, 2006