Keeper

What do we mean by keeper?

One that keeps, especially. noun

An attendant, a guard, or a warden. noun

One that has the charge or care of something. noun

A goalkeeper. noun

A play made by the quarterback who keeps the ball after it is snapped and then runs with it. noun

One that is worth keeping, especially a fish large enough to be legally caught. noun

In cricket, a wicket-keeper or stumper. noun

One who keeps, observes, or obeys. noun

One who has the charge or keeping of anything; a caretaker; a custodian: often forming the second element of a compound: as, the keeper of the seals; a house keeper; a game keeper. noun

One who maintains or carries on as proprietor; an owner or independent controller: as, a store keeper; an inn keeper. noun

One who stays or abides. noun

One who holds or maintains possession. noun

That which keeps; something that serves as a guard or protection. noun

A key which admits of being readily inserted and removed at pleasure to keep an object in its place. noun

A loop on the end of a strap fitted with a bnckle, through which the other end is run after passing through the buckle; a small clasp. noun

The box on a door-jamb into which the bolt of a lock protrndes when shot. noun

A jamnut. noun

A piece of soft iron placed in contact with the poles of a magnet when not in use, which tends, by induction, to maintain and even increase the power of the magnet; an armature. noun

In the electromagnet of a dynamo, one of the lateral projections from the polar extremities to bring them just as near to the revolving armature as they can be without actually touching it. noun

One who keeps something.

A person or thing worth keeping.

A person charged with guarding or caring for, storing, or maintaining something; a custodian, a guard; sometimes a gamekeeper.

The player charged with guarding a goal or wicket. Short form of goalkeeper, wicketkeeper.

A part of a mechanism that catches or retains another part, for example the part of a door lock that fits in the frame and receives the bolt.

An offensive play in which the quarterback runs toward the goal with the ball after it is snapped.

One who remains or keeps in a place or position.

A fruit or vegetable that keeps for some time without spoiling.

Someone who you keeping for life and forever, a one in a milllion. Urban Dictionary

Someone who would make better marriage material than baby momma material. Someone who you'd likely spend the rest of your life with if you found him or her. If there were more keepers in the US, the divorce rate would be MUCH lower!!! Urban Dictionary

Something worth keeping Urban Dictionary

Abbr. of Goalkeeper in Futbol,Soccer, or "UK" football. Urban Dictionary

Defines a turd that resists flushing...it is still in the bowl after a flush, hence a keeper. Urban Dictionary

A pimp, or panderer, and by definition thereof: psychologist, groomer, educator, father figure, best friend, and mate. Urban Dictionary

An alternative feminine hygiene product made of naturally occurring latex. Similar to the diva cup Urban Dictionary

To let your friends know that a girl is fat or ugly while being in the presence of girls. Urban Dictionary

The verb "to keeper" means to spam considerably and profusely, especially in the context of an internet forum. Urban Dictionary

A term used to describe a guy that you love very much and plan to "keep", makes you laugh has the best personality funny cute and sexy cheers you up when you are sad, makes you smile constantly by just being him. always on your mind and just the thought of him brightens up your entire day, being with him makes you the happiest girl in the world, and there is not one thing you would change about him. he is the first thing you think of when you wake,and the last thing at night, if your guy is a keeper hang on to him he makes life worth while Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to keeper:
keeper, deeper, keener, kemper, keeler, beeper, leeper, keefer, keepe, keuper, peeper, weeper, keeter, keever, kepper, keiper, keezer, keeker, neeper, keeped, kelper, reeper, feeper.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word keeper:
wardrobe, privy, seal, lighthouse, purse, antiquities, dungeon, zoology, seals, flame, rolls, archives, keys, goalkeeper, batsman, serie, zoo, secrets, treasurer, prints, chancellor, penalty, castle, saved, bench, drawings, kick, museum, lock, clerk, loan, scotland, ball, inn, injured, minute, tower, lord, assistant, goal, edinburgh, clean, injury.

Words that rhyme with keeper:
sleeper, creeper, reaper, gatekeeper, sweeper, bookkeeper, beeper, beekeeper, peeper, housekeeper, deeper, goalkeeper, cheaper, shopkeeper, innkeeper, doorkeeper, gamekeeper, groundskeeper, weeper, leaper, steeper, storekeeper, peacekeeper, minesweeper, grim reaper, scorekeeper, heaper, leeper, carpet sweeper, street sweeper, pieper, crowkeeper, keiper, de pere, streeper, teper, neeper, ac per, atp per, b per, c per, cc per, cd per, curie per, d per, ddt per, deep her, degree per, di per, e per, e pur, fee per, free per, g per, heap er, homosexuality per, keep her, keep per, key per, kieper, leiper, li per, m3 per, me per, mi per, ne per, nee per, ni per, p per, pc per, qui per, reality per, reap her, rupee per, scheper, schlieper, sea per, see per, sheep per, si per, si pur, sleep her, sleep per, steep her, sweep her, t per, te per, tea per, three per, tibi per, trainee per, tree per, tv per, v per, weep her, yi per, z per.

Adjectives that are often used to describe keeper:
inn, tavern, old, book, door, stable, good, store, game, lord, time, lock, assistant, former, principal, lighthouse, record, late, toll, chief, light, house, brothel, pound, poor, poultry, wicket, official, deputy, ordinary, faithful, hereditary, excellent, honest, bridge, sole, mere, library, female, pig, secret, under, score, experienced, zoo, famous, grave, wardrobe, aged, warehouse, worthy, careful, bear, irish, stage, senior, meticulous, lodging, intelligent, retired, easy, turnpike, wise, learned.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective keeper:
role, plates, arrests, north, hudson, class, effect, years, friend, set, ring, rings, father, back, dollars, living, steps, put, wishes, doll, fish, slew, lives, batsman, grooves, venture, function, orders, sutton, struggles, family, one, type, money, telling, minds, posts, something, hooks, shouts, assembly, mentality, chief, permission, admirer, plate, remark, crown, francs, personal, death, hours, position, motionless, look, fighting, year, medicines, being, half, taboos, charge, performs, marks, sickness, rules, toll, holes, will, size, standing, resistors, acts, utility, bass, stick, radburn, conception, element, presiding, husband.

Consonant match to keeper:
copy, cooper, caper, copper, capo, kipper, captcha, kappa, copay, cuppa, cuppy, cowpea, capper, copa, cappy, kippah, cupper, kippur, cowper, kiper, coper, coppa, cowpie, koppa, koppie, kuiper, cappo, cappa, cow pie, kopy, coopee, koper, keiper, kuyper, kapur, kauppi, kupper, kapor, kopper, kapper, ca p, ca per, cao per, cao pi, cap a, cap au, cap aux, cap he, cap her, cap o, cap per, cap who, cape a, cape he, chi per, co p, co per, co po, coipa, cop a, cop he, cop i, cop per, cope a, coppee, copy e, coupe a, cow pea, cow per, cup a, cup he, cup her, cup high, cup i, cup o, cup per, k p, k per, ka pa, ka po, keep a, keep e, keep he, keep her, keep p, keep per, kerper, key p, key per, kieper, kip per, ko per, ko po, koh per.

Words that sound like keeper:
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