Rēim, n.
n. [Written also, less correctly, ream.] A strip of ox-hide, deprived of hair, and rendered flexible, used for twisting into ropes, &c. [South Africa.] Simmonds.
n. [Written also, less correctly, ream.] A strip of ox-hide, deprived of hair, and rendered flexible, used for twisting into ropes, &c. [South Africa.] Simmonds.