Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Keat

👉 "Kee-ate-ster"

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👉 Keats is a novel by William Shakespeare that was published in 1735. It is considered one of his most famous plays and is often associated with the poet's early works. The play follows a young man named Keats who becomes obsessed with poetry, writing many poems while on a hunting trip.

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👉 "Keat" is a word in Indonesian that translates to "fish" or "bass." It's often used as a noun and can refer to any type of fish, from small ones like snails to large predatory species. In various contexts, it may also be used metaphorically for something that has a deep influence or impact on someone else.

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👉 "Keaton is a funny word! It means a person who acts like they're just pretending, and their actions are always unexpected. Imagine a character who's acting super serious but then suddenly changes into a skit actor in the blink of an eye."

Example sentence: "I'm having a good time, but I keep getting my eyebrows stuck in my shirt pocket! Keaton is definitely here!"