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keis·ter [Am ˈki:stɚ] N

keister

Hintern m inf

keister

Arsch m coarse

keister (suitcase)

keister (suitcase)

keister (handbag)

keister (chest)

Kiste f

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Next time someone plonks their keister into the car the system analyses the curves, dips, ridges and bumps of the behind. www.wired.co.uk

Keister hosted for one season (1988) in the one hour, 6 p.m. en.wikipedia.org

When we real marine biologists hear this, our impulse is to thwack you a good one on your keister with a frozen haddock. www.scpr.org

Smith would open his tripe and keister (display case on a tripod) on a busy street corner. en.wikipedia.org

Piling ordinary soap cakes onto the keister top, he began expounding on their wonders. en.wikipedia.org

That's my fondest memory -- kicking his little keister in everything we competed in. laist.com

That's the message from a group of urban enthusiasts looking for more places for the city to park its collective keister. www.metronews.ca

Here's the seating map which specifies where the lucky football fan will plonk his keister for around three-and-a-half hours. www.businessinsider.com.au

Keister's paper finds that the 1 percent in wealth has held more than one-third of total net worth since 2001 and by 2010 had 34 percent. thinkprogress.org

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