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rellies [ˈrɛlɪz]
pl n
Austral and NZ informal relatives or relations
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A snowy final scene and a triumphant flourish by Steele was enough to draw audience members to their feet at the end to give the Bill Kenwright production a standing ovation, many likely already mentally dialling those long lost rellies to invite them round to Christmas lunch.
Musical so full of Christmas spirits; THEATRE Scrooge/ Empire ... by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
Got to go' I said 'To visit mum' I said 'Off to England For a trip To see my mum' I said 'It'll be cold' he said 'Take the scarf' he said 'Show it off 'Cos it's Brisbane 'We love Brisbane' he said So off I went To visit Mum And all the rellies In Newcastle I love Newcastle 'Let's go to the City' I said 'To go shopping' I said 'Need a gift For my favourite aunt Something special' I said.
Reader's poem by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
The lineup: Socialite kids’ clothing designer Lucy Sykes Rellie and energetic hubby Euan; international-sounding socialites Bronson Van Wyck and Lisa Anastos; socialite-bandit Arden Wohl; tireless striver-socialite Melissa Berkelhammer; fashionistas and kind-of socialites Joe Zee and Candy Pratts Price; and Gavin Newsom ex and definite socialite Kimberly Guilfoyle Villency and her furniture-designer hubby, Eric.
Saturday, August 2 by Meredith Bryan / The New York Observer
 
 
 
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