keeper

a keeper of the Thatcherite flame.

a lion keeper; the keeper of the budget.

the Scottish keeper was a cert to play.

the keeper made a great save.

The gate-keeper demanded my business.

the keeper excelled himself to keep out an Elliott header.

the keeper pushed a Mick Tait piledriver round the post.

I just found a ten-pound note on the ground. Finders keepers, so it’s mine!

of fining or imprisoning the procurer, but not the fornicator, the gambling-house keeper, but not the gambler.

The two keepers dehumanise their contact with the gorillas in order to help them in preparation for their release into the wild.

Anglers are required to obtain prior authorization from the park keeper.

The crowd had their hearts in the mouths when Ahmad Halid's speculative free kick from near the halfway line went through to keeper Kosin Haithairrattanakool, who tipped the ball on to the crossbar.

Here, therefore, is great danger, lest one of these jurisdictions intrench upon the other, and discord arise between the keeper of the public peace and the overseers of souls.

She talked a great deal of M. de Miromesnil, Keeper of the Seals under Louis XVI. and of a Presidentess Duplat, with whom she had been very intimate.

Not once was Benfica keeper Quim called upon to save him team, even in the desperate last few minutes when a goal would have sealed United's passage into the Champions League knock-out phase.

The data compilation module functioned as a “dog-keeper” to prevent the system out of operation on any harsh or noisy condition, which greatly promote the veniality of the system.