reen

British  

/ riːn /

noun

1. dialect a ditch, esp a drainage channel

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Etymology

Origin of reen

from earlier rhine , from Old English ryne

Example Sentences

Director Jasmeet K Reen, who co-wrote the script along with actor Parveez Sheikh, told the BBC that the story came to her as a one-line idea, born out of a mother-daughter banter.

From BBC

"But it's the daughter's journey - as she travels from tolerance to contemplating revenge to wisdom where she walks away from violence," Ms Reen says.

From BBC

Ms Reen says she's happy with the response the film has generated.

From BBC

He said the scheme would offer enhanced environmental management of the hedgerow and "reen" habitats nearby, while providing new wildflower planting for the endangered shrill carder bee and an area of 22.1 hectares specifically managed to support breeding Lapwing.

From BBC

Officers responding to a report of shots fired on Thursday found Jordan Reen in the street with a gunshot wound to his upper body, police said.

From Washington Times