1. Red.

2. An aquatic plant with hollow-jointed stalk; a musical pipe; a little tube through which a clarinet, &c., is blown; that part of a loom by which the threads of the warp are separated in weaving.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• reahed,
• grred,
• rened,
• ree,
• reoved,
• reqad,
• rumed,
• reiew,
• readi,
• repied,
• jered,
• keed,
• wreked,
• redel,
• leed,
• woreed,
• shreed,
• rewet,
• reuced,
• treee

• red tai,
• red,
• red haw,
• reheat,
• Reade,
• ret,
• Reidy,
• reedy,
• red-eye,
• retie,
• redeye,
• Redd,
• reit,
• read,
• Reda,
• reid,
• rete,
• ready,
• Reta,
• redo,
• Reddy.

The adjective form of the word "reed" is "reed-like".

The plural of the "reed" can be the "reeds".

The singular of the "reed" can be the "reed".