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What is Reus?
A hot slender that makes the best hangout games.
omg have u seen Reu that slender tiktoker? hes so cute
Reu's hangouts are fr the best
Reus - meme gif
Reus - video
Reus - what is it?
Big, important, cultural and shiny city in Catalonia, Spain, near it's little sister, Tarragona. It's the birth place of big characters from history like the politician and military man Joan Prim, the famouse architect who designed Sagrada Família, Antoni Gaudí, or the XIX century painter Marià Fortuny.
Reus capital, Tarragona sucursal
What does "Reus" mean?
Two faced bitch.
Sarcastic af.
Sassy af.
Salty af.
Rebel.
Doesn't give a shit about school.
Probably been in a gang before.
The typical 'bad girl'.
Will fight you.
Multiple personalities.
Dangerous.
Cool.
Chill.
Volleyball.
Writing.
Icy.
Hard to get.
Emotionless.
Broken but doesn't show it.
Hides feelings.
Can be fake af.
Good at lying.
Goals.
Mee Reu is so goals.
Reus - what does it mean?
the hottest German soccer player of all time. He plays for the German National Team and Borussia Dortmund. His jersey number for BVB (Borussia Dortmund) is 11 and his GNT (German National Team) number is currently 21.
Man who is that hot guy that plays for Germany?
Marco Reus? Yeah. He also plays for BVB/
Reus - meaning
1)the gathering of 1, sometimes 2 unsuspecting people
2)the state/act of being united again
*NOTE: It is often confused with "reunion" when daily dosage of sleep is not met.
boy, dis here reu-nation iz bittersweet. ah gots not seen ya in ages =P
Reus - definition
A word that comes from Dyffryn Nantlle, Wales
(Dyffryn Nantlle translation:Nantlle Valley)
Can only be used in north-west wales and in the Welsh language
Is commonly found on graffiti
Commonly Found spraypainted or scraped on a wall in somewhere abandoned.
Commonly found in footpaths spraypainted purple in capital letters.
It is neither an adjective, noun or any of that bollocks
Reu is a dying word and rarely used in 2019.
Do not use this word if you are speaking any other language than welsh.
It is sometimes not accepted to use the word to express your emotions, because you sound like a 55 year old trying to fit in with the kids
Sion: Iawn?
John: Reu
(Translation
Sion: alright?
John: Reu)
Ben: reu
Owen: reu
Mei: reu
Reus - slang
Research Experiences for Undergraduates - insanely competitive research programs funded by the National Science Foundation and held in university campuses all across the nation.
Bill got into a REU. OMG he must have had gone to RSI!
Reus
He's shy and a person that blends in w/ the crowd and doesn't open up very easy unless you put in a lot of effort to get to know him. Incredibly awkward if you don't talk much yourself so it would probably be pointless to try and get to know them. If you ever meet a Reu, try talking to him and you'll see how sweet he really is and what a great friend he can be. Once your friends with him, try your best not to loose him.
reu, a lanky ass, sweet guy that's in between cute and hot and leaves you on read so he can play fortnite.
Reus
A greeting between men aged 40+ dating back to the middle ages. Originates from the Welsh valley of Dyffryn Nantlle.
But more modernly is used to describe something 'trendy'.
Can be abbreviated to simply 'Rrr' or alternatively, when drunk, can be phrased as 'RRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR!!!' or 'RRRRREEEEEEEUUU!!!'
More technical terms of the phrase can be 'Reu Dy Fam' (Yours Mother's Reu) to 'Reu Dy Nain ar Dost' (Your Grandmother's Reu on Toast).
Rules for saying 'Reu' are:
1. Must not be said by anyone under the age of 18. Ever. Although the Welsh Assembely is considering lowering the age to 16.
2. Must not be said anywhere outside the Arfon area.
3. Use of the word must not exceed more than 3 times a day. This is number is unlimited to individuals from Dyffryn Nantlle.
4. Can only be put into a sentence that is in Welsh.
There is no other translation anywhere in the world for this word.
Dafydd: "Iawn Kev?" (Alright Kev?)
Kev: "Reeeeeeu!"
Johnny Bach: "Reu Dy Hosan, Cont." (Reu of your sock, Cunt.)
Wmffra: "Rrr, 'gia!" (Rrr, boys!)
James: "Ti 'di weld car newydd fi, met?" (Have you seen my new car, mate?)
Osian: "Mae hwnna'n reu, lad!" (That's reu, lad!)