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reel off

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reel off something
1. to say a list of things quickly and easily. He reeled off the names and ages of his seven grandchildren.
2. to do something quickly and easily. In the American league, Boston has reeled off four straight victories.
See also: reel

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At some of the houses--where they can't possibly know me--I shan't be frightened, and I shall reel off the whole rigmarole, invalid, babe, and all.
 
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