reird

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 12
i. [REIRD, 8.] To shout; to make a loud or crashing noise; to break wind. ( Scotch.) rëird, s. [A. S. reird the voice.] Noise, shouting; the act of breaking wind. ( Scotch.) rēis, s. [Arab. reis, rais =head, chief.] A head, a chief, a leader, a captain. reive rei -ite, s . [After W. Rei ; suff. -ite (Min.).] Min.: A zeolitic mineral differing from epistilbite (q. v.) only in hardne , and that it is said to contain alkalies.
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