reckon
Figure it out
Reckon means to calculate or figure out: I reckon we'll need about three hours.
More loosely, it means to think or suppose: I reckon he's right.
This conversational sense is especially common in British English and American Southern dialects.
To reckon with something is to take it into account or deal with it: a force to be reckoned with.
To reckon on something is to expect or count on it.
Accept as true tentatively
imagine · expect · presume · surmise · consider · conclude · gather · deem
Determine by calculation
figure · count · estimate · quantify · add up · work out · arithmetic · numbers
Informal plural you
- figureOutline or numeral
- supposeAccept as true tentatively
- guessEstimate without certainty
- expectConsider likely to occur
allow · calculate · imagine · gather · wager · bet · say · think
Judge worth or quality
- judgeOne who decides
- appraiseDetermine value of
- weighDetermine mass or ponder
- considerThink about carefully
rate · gauge · estimate · measure · value · regard · esteem · view
Obligation for one's actions
- consequencesResults of actions taken
- judgmentReasoned decision-making capacity
- fatePredetermined course of events
- karmaSpiritual cause and effect
retribution · comeuppance · payback · atonement · justice · settling accounts · final accounting · doom
suppose
Accept as true tentatively
figure · imagine · expect · presume · surmise · consider · conclude · gather · deem · hold
compute
Determine by calculation
tabulate · figure · count · estimate · quantify · add up · work out · arithmetic · numbers · mathematics
y'all
Informal plural you
expect · allow · calculate · imagine · gather · wager · bet · say · think · dialect
assess
Judge worth or quality
consider · rate · gauge · estimate · measure · value · regard · esteem · view · rank
accountability
Obligation for one's actions
- consequencesResults of actions taken
- judgmentReasoned decision-making capacity
- fatePredetermined course of events
karma · retribution · comeuppance · payback · atonement · justice · settling accounts · final accounting · doom · verdict
- Aussie slangarvo, bogan, brekkie, chook, cobber
- Americanismsaluminum, fixin' to, apartment, howdy, candy
- mental verbsthink, believe, know, imagine, remember
- Regional Slangy'all, bless your heart, cattywampus, ope, you betcha
- British slangblag, bloke, bodge, blagger, bobby
- dialectal expressionsyall, aint, howdy, fixin to, yonder
- day of reckoningTime of final judgment
- reckon withFace and deal with
- reckoned withAcknowledged as significant
- final reckoningUltimate settling of accounts
- reckoned onDepended on occurring
- dead reckoningPosition-tracking via estimated motion
reckoning, reckoned, reckons, reckoner, misreckoning, misreckon, reckonings, unreckoned, reckon with