noun a quantity of something wound on a reel
verb to wind something onto a reel
In music, a reel is a type of dance tune.
A reel is a spool on which film, magnetic tape, or other flexible material is wound for use or storage.
In engineering, a reel is a rotating device used to wind up or let out a rope, cable, or wire.
In dance, a reel is a lively Scottish or Irish dance.
In gaming, a reel is a rotating wheel with symbols that is spun to determine a random outcome.
In arts and crafts, a reel is a spool or cylinder on which thread, yarn, or tape is wound.
A fishing reel is a device used for the deployment and retrieval of fishing line.
In industry, a reel is a cylindrical object around which a flexible material can be wound for storage or transportation.
In the film industry, a writer may be asked to create a reel showcasing their best work to attract potential clients or employers.
A psychologist may use a reel of their speaking engagements or therapy sessions to demonstrate their expertise and approach to potential clients or during conferences.
Actors often have a reel of their past performances to showcase their range and talent to casting directors and agents.
Filmmakers use reels to showcase their previous work to potential investors, collaborators, or film festivals to secure funding or opportunities.
Graphic designers may create a reel of their design projects to demonstrate their skills and style to potential clients or employers.