Keeping and Stage

Keeping

Keeping noun - A state of being or fitness.

Usage example: the estate hasn't been in good keeping since the owner suffered financial reverses

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Stage and keeping are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Stage" instead a noun "Keeping".

Nearby Words: keep, keeper

Stage noun - A level usually raised surface.

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Keeping and stage are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Keeping" instead a noun "Stage".

Nearby Words: stagy, staged, staging, stager, stagey

full	full keeping	full stage
middle	middle keeping	middle stage
short	short keeping	short stage
perfect	perfect keeping	perfect stage
Other adjectives: true, single, big, easy, secret, new, early, major, last, giant.

Great White guitarist Mark Kendall is often referred to as "Cousin It", due to his stage persona of keeping his face hidden completely behind long hair.

Source: Blinding Bangs
Sheik, who is fourth on the tier list, has very effective juggling combos, a devastating chain throw (depending on if it's the NTSC or PAL version), a strong, semi-spiking forward-aerial, and a talent for knocking opponents off the stage and keeping them off (using needles or her forward aerial).

Source: Game Breaker / Super Smash Bros.
The Faceless: Blueboy in the stage version, due to the impracticability of keeping a giant pig in a theater every night.

Source: Film / State Fair

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