Keokuk

[ kee-uh-kuhk ]

noun

1. c1780–c1848, leader of the Sac tribe.
2. a city in SE Iowa, on the Mississippi River: large power dam.

Example Sentences

Working on a test array in the Mississippi River near Keokuk, Iowa, Woodley and her team have tagged thousands of fish and monitored their movements around the barrier's underwater speakers.

From Salon

One of those witnesses, an inmate named Arne Maki, testified Tuesday that Jones told him of his involvement last year when they were both held at the Keokuk County Jail.

From Fox News

One of those witnesses, inmate Arne Maki, testified Tuesday that Jones told him of his involvement last year when they were both held at the Keokuk County Jail.

From Seattle Times

He said that like Jones, he was housed at the Keokuk County jail at the same time as Maki but didn’t know him well.

From Seattle Times

There are few signs of growth in Keokuk.

From Seattle Times