keet
or keat
[ keet ]
noun
a young guinea fowl.
Origin of keet
1An Americanism dating back to 1855–60; imitative
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How to use keet in a sentence
Sarrowkeets or "Keets," as he was familiarly called, yielded to the wandering spirit of his ancestors and left home.
Wilford Woodruff | Matthias F. Cowley"Hang it all, I do like that lad," acknowledged George Keets.
Rainy Week | Eleanor Hallowell Abbott"It was his tragedy that I was thinking of," said George Keets very quietly.
Rainy Week | Eleanor Hallowell AbbottMy Husband and George Keets tore off to town in the little car!
Rainy Week | Eleanor Hallowell AbbottGeorge Keets and the May Girl came in from their walk just before supper.
Rainy Week | Eleanor Hallowell Abbott
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