(plural rerewards) Obsolete spelling of rearward (in the archaic and historical military sense of rearguard and the obsolete sense of haunches, buttocks). [Middle English through the 19th century]
Tarek is a commercially minded executive with extensive experience of corporate and business unit strategy formulation and implementation, strategic and business planning and performance improvement in retail, consumer goods, healthcare and IT sectors.
reek n. Old English rec (Anglian), riec (West Saxon), smoke from burning material, probably from a Scandinavian source, cf. Old Norse reykr, Danish rÇ¿g, Swedish rÃ¶k smoke, steam, from Proto-Germanic *raukiz (cf. Old Frisian rek, Middle Dutch rooc, Old High German rouh, German Rauch smoke, steam), from PIE *reug-to vomit, belch; also smoke, cloud.