Kieffer

American  

[kee-fer] / ˈki fər /

noun

1. a large hybrid variety of pear that is yellow with brown or red flecks.

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Etymology

Origin of Kieffer

First recorded in 1875–80; named after American botanist Peter Kieffer (1812–90)

Example Sentences

Its second was to rule out a Wrexham equaliser that would have taken the game to penalties, Lewis Brunt inches offside as he connected with Kieffer Moore's header on the line.

From BBC

The likes of Lewis Brunt, Andy Cannon, Danny Ward, Kieffer Moore and Issa Kabore are all edging ever closer to returning from injury to bolster Parkinson's ranks.

From BBC

They fell behind to a Kevin de Bruyne goal but Cardiff City Stadium erupted when Kieffer Moore equalised for Rob Page's side.

From BBC

Johnson will get a chance to win over the sceptics at some stage during these final two games of Wales' World Cup qualifying group, particularly as their attacking options have been hit by striker Kieffer Moore's withdrawal through injury.

From BBC

The two other officers who risked a trial, Matthew Galliher and Nicholas Kieffer, faced the same charges as Kingsley but were acquitted.

From Barron's