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keet
or keat
[ keet ]
noun
- a young guinea fowl.
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Word History and Origins
Origin of keet1
An Americanism dating back to 1855–60; imitative
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Example Sentences
Keet-Chong, named above, possessed an estate on French Island, on which his family had resided for more than 800 years.
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He sees but Ulenspiegel only: the others are concealed behind the keet, which is the washhouse.
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George Keet's chivalrous anxiety to set us at our ease was truly heroic.
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Katheline rose and went into the keet, to see if her friends had come.
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There were a number of ruined cliff-dwellings, the most accessible of which was Keet Seel.
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