Definitions
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- proper noun A Scottish
surname . - proper noun A male
given name transferred from the surname.
Etymologies
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Examples
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CARSON (turning to the thoroughly nettled KEITH): Now, Keith, and this is very important, are you a rationalist?
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CARSON (turning to the thoroughly nettled KEITH): Now, Keith, and this is very important, are you a rationalist?
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We put the word out, carefully, to what few pockets of experienced resistance were left—people with the right skills and beliefs, the right temperament—and the name Keith Sutter came back, again and again.
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We were always hearing stories, and most of them, sooner or later, included the name Keith Sutter.
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Floyd explains that his late wife had liked the name Keith and modified it for his daughter.
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Floyd explains that his late wife had liked the name Keith and modified it for his daughter.
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Floyd explains that his late wife had liked the name Keith and modified it for his daughter.
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Vapor lock is the term Keith used in his excellent diary of the 1985 season,
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Vapor lock is the term Keith used in his excellent diary of the 1985 season,
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I'll give these collective abusers the name Keith, because so many blokes called Keith seem to talk from their hole.
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