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reely, reelly|ˈriːlɪ|
Representing a vulgar pronunciation of really adv.2
In quot. 1792 representing the pronunciation of a German speaker.
1792F. Burney Jrnl. May (1972) I. 152 Mrs. Schwellenberg exclaimed ‘But, Miss Berner, I hear it bin reelly true you will Marry!’ 1910H. G. Wells Hist. Mr. Polly vi. 158 Thought my bicycle was on fire... All right reely. 1933E. A. Robertson Ordinary Families x. 222 'E's a good boy to us, reelly, Ted is. 1939Joyce Finnegans Wake (1964) ii. 527 Of course it was downright verry wickred of him, reely meeting me disguised. 1967N. Marsh Death at Dolphin i. 9 ‘Well—I don't know, reely, if we've anybody free at the moment,’ said the clerk. |