keister

[ˈkiːstər]

keister Definition

• 1. a person's buttocks
• 2. a suitcase or trunk

Using keister: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "keister" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  He fell right on his keister.

• Example

  I packed my clothes in the keister and headed to the airport.

• Example

  She carried her keister up the stairs.

keister Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for keister

• butt
• derriere
• baggage
• rear end
• luggage

Phrases with keister

• on one's keister

  sitting down, especially after a fall or when feeling tired

  Example

  After running the marathon, he was on his keister for hours.

• hit the keister

  fall down or take a seat suddenly

  Example

  She hit the keister after tripping over the curb.

• put something in someone's keister

  to give someone a hard time or to make them work harder

  Example

  The boss put a lot of work in his employees' keisters to meet the deadline.

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Summary: keister in Brief

'Keister' [ˈkiːstər] refers to a person's buttocks or a suitcase or trunk. It is often used in informal contexts, such as 'He fell right on his keister.' 'Keister' has idiomatic phrases like 'on one's keister,' meaning sitting down, and 'put something in someone's keister,' meaning to give someone a hard time.