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keeled

American  
[keeld] / kild /

adjective

  1. Nautical. having a keel, especially one of a specified type (sometimes used in combination).

  2. having a ridge or other structure resembling the keel of a boat or ship.


Example Sentences

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Both men were overcome with emotion during the ceremony, in tears, and Rinderknech keeled over and had to be helped into a chair.

From Barron's

"When I'm older, when the body's keeled over a bit, I expect I'll pick up where I left off," he said.

From BBC

Briggs, an entertainment lawyer, said he pushed for Sibley to become executive director of the commission, calling him “even keeled and even tempered.”

From Los Angeles Times

In the shadow of the spirea we keeled over, gasping in the grass.

From Literature

Ms Marten previously told the jurors she had fallen asleep sitting up in a tent and "keeled over", waking up to find Victoria dead.

From BBC