Meaning Of The Word Reck
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Reck Meaning
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What's The Definition Of Reck?
reck in American English
to have care or concern (for) or take heed (of) intransitive verb: to have care, concern, or regard transitive verb: to have regard for; mind; heed reck in British English verb: to mind or care about (something) |
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