Keep and Peel

Keep

Keep noun - The act or activity of keeping something in an existing and usually satisfactory condition.

Peel and keep are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Peel" instead a noun "Keep".

Nearby Words: keeping, keeper

Peel

Peel noun - The rind of a fruit or vegetable.

Keep and peel are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Keep" instead a noun "Peel".

Nearby Words: peeled, peeling, peeler

How words are described

old old keep old peel
single single keep single peel
actual actual keep actual peel
huge huge keep huge peel
Other adjectives: black.

Common collocations

enemies keep enemies peel enemies

Both words in one sentence

  • Onion Tears Eventually, they decide that they can't keep neglecting Timmy, as proven by Timmy's tears... which are from Vicky forcing him to peel onions.
    Source: Onion Tears
  • Diabolical Mastermind In fact, the series created the term: Mrs Peel's last words to Steed were: "Always keep your bowler on in times of stress, and a watchful eye open for diabolical masterminds."
  • Peel the scars from off my back I don't need them anymore You can throw them out keep them in your mason jars I've come home— Radical Face, Welcome HomeRadical Face is a one-man band consisting of Ben Cooper.
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