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keet

or keat

[ keet ]

noun

  1. a young guinea fowl.


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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins

Origin of keet1

An Americanism dating back to 1855–60; imitative
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Danie Keet, chairman of the Community Against Abalone Poaching group, has seen gang-related abalone poaching play out for 15 years in nearby Gansbaai, another South African coastal town.

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Keet said authorities don’t have the resources to patrol hundreds of miles of coastline and the poaching has become embedded.

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“In the beginning they used to dive at night a lot. That changed as they noticed that they can just get away with it,†Keet said.

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To see if other food allergies could be affecting the heart, a team including Wilson, Platts-Mills and collaborators from UVA, as well as Corinne Keet, M.D.,

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“We’re totally traumatized, and it’s the unthinkable,†said Jenny Keet, who co-owns the Surf Happens school, which often shared beaches with Coleman.

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