• Czech: páchnout
• Finnish: löyhkätä, lemuta
• French: fouetter, schlinguer
• Swedish: stinka

• Swedish: stinka

References

Northeast Dialect 2005}}

Scots

Etymology

From

Reek can refer to either:

• A strong, offensive odor
• Vapor, fog
• The Reek, local name for Croagh Patrick

• Reek (Netherlands) - a town in Landerd, the Netherlands
• Reek, a Star Wars creature

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