Kieffer

[kee-fer]

noun

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

Word History and Origins

Origin of Kieffer¹

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

Example Sentences

For the first time in more than a decade, Wrexham will provide players for the national side, with the Championship team's new signings Danny Ward, Nathan Broadhead and Kieffer Moore all included.

From BBC

Kieffer, who is not involved in negotiations, worked with Newsom when he regularly attended regents meetings as lieutenant governor.

From Los Angeles Times

“I have full confidence in the board chair of the board of regents and the board to do what is the best of the university,” Kieffer said.

From Los Angeles Times

They've improved their squad in all areas, adding proven Championship quality in the form of Lewis O'Brien, Ryan Hardie and Josh Windass, as well as international experience with the likes of Kieffer Moore, Conor Coady and Danny Ward on board – and Nathan Broadhead is expected to follow.

From BBC

Although they were initially frustrated by their determined, defensive visitors, Wales secured victory with goals by Joe Rodon, Harry Wilson and Kieffer Moore – and the winning margin could have been far greater.

From BBC