read n.
a sense of understanding, assessment.
(con. 1920s) Legs 61: He started firing questions. I knew he was trying to get a read on me. | ||
Sunrise Over Fallujah 246: ‘My read is that it [i.e. a firefight] won’t be necessary’. |
a sense of understanding, assessment.
(con. 1920s) Legs 61: He started firing questions. I knew he was trying to get a read on me. | ||
Sunrise Over Fallujah 246: ‘My read is that it [i.e. a firefight] won’t be necessary’. |