Keep
Keep verb - To mark with an appropriate practice, rite, or ceremony.
Saddle
Saddle verb - To place a weight or burden on.
Common collocations
| player | keep player | saddle player |
Both words in one sentence
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When Kobik restores Steve to full, he tells Sam to keep using the name and the shield, though he'll be back in the saddle as well, missing the adventure of it all.
Source: Comic Book / Captain America -
Yes, you can ride them, if you don't mind your saddle having a roll cage and protective mesh to keep them from eating you.
Source: Hellish Horse -
For every other horse in that world, however, it's averted; an important plot point of The Wind-Witch is that none of the other Riders can match Valadan, and they have to play some shell-games to keep them in the saddle at all, as they keep exhausting and foundering their mounts trying to keep up.
Source: Automaton Horses
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