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A ream is an amount of paper. (noun)

An example of a ream is a package of paper that includes around 500 sheets, depending on the manufacturer.

To ream means to criticize a person in an angry way—to “ream out” someone. (verb)

An example of to “ream out” is to tell someone he did a terrible job at work.

To ream is to get the juice out of a citrus fruit. (verb)

An example of to ream is to juice a lemon.

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