keeper
/ˈkipər/
noun
- A person who takes care of or protects something or someone.
- The lighthouse keeper lived alone on the island for thirty years.
- My grandmother was the keeper of all our family recipes.
- The zoo keeper feeds the lions every morning.
- A goalkeeper in sports such as soccer or hockey.
- Our team's keeper has not allowed a goal in three matches.
- She trained hard to become the best keeper in the league.
- The keeper made an amazing save in the final minute of the game.
- Something that is worth keeping or holding onto.
- After trying many recipes, she finally found a keeper for chocolate cake.
- That old watch is a real keeper; it belonged to my grandfather.
- The photographer knew the sunset shot was a keeper.
- A person who manages or is in charge of something.
- He is the keeper of the company's financial records.
- As the keeper of the keys, she unlocked the gates every morning.
- The museum hired a new keeper for the art collection.
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