The word 'reggie' is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used as a slang term to refer to a type of music or style associated with reggae, a genre of popular music originating in Jamaica. It can also be used as a short form of the name Reggie. Example: "The crowd was dancing to the infectious beats of the reggie band at the beach party."
Guitar - Reggie Young In any fantasy band I'd always want a bit of Memphis in there, and he was one of the session musicians at American Sound Studio.
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That is the fear of some observers of the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI), an agreement among ten north-eastern states to cut emissions from power plants by 10% between 2009 and 2018.The states in question formed RGGI (pronounced "Reggie") out of despair at the federal government's failure to tackle emissions growth.
At 24, Reggie Yates is already a veteran in the entertainment industry, having appeared in 'Desmond's', 'Grange Hill' and 'Doctor Who', as well as hosting 'Top of the Pops'.
And he is even nice to his adversaries his mean cousin Reggie and the vain and envious Mayda Money, both of whom are also wealthy but extremely spoiled, selfish, and antagonistic.The son of an industrialist, Richie's untold wealth neither corrupts him nor leads him to seclusion in a bubble of privilege.
McTear's managing director, Brian Clements, said: "When Reggie met his ghostwriter in prison they were not allowed to take notes so all Reggie's thoughts and ideas had to be put in the form of letters after the meetings.
Reggie Willis, a medical student, voted for George Bush in 2004 but now says Barack Obama is "the guy America is waiting for".
In March, the presiding judge of the Fisa court, Reggie Walton, wrote to Wyden and Udall to inform them that he "would not anticipate" releasing many of the court's opinions, given their "fact-intensive nature".
The twins were jailed for life in 1969 with a recommended sentence of 30 years; Reggie Kray for the murder of Jack "The Hat" McVitie and Ronnie for that of George Cornell.
Reggie Bush, the Detroit Lions running back, called in to a radio station in defence of Adrian Peterson, indicted by a grand jury on charges of "reckless or negligent injury to a child".
The credits, luckily, included an uncommon name: Reggie Blennerhassett.
