keister

1. slang The buttocks or anus. Often used figuratively. OK, kids, get off your keisters and go play outside! The people in charge will keep sitting on their keisters and nothing will actually change. You can take all that phony-baloney nonsense and shove it up your keister!

2. old-fashioned slang A suitcase, trunk, or satchel. The merchant packed his wares back into the keister and slunk away. A con man had a simple shell game set up on his tripe and keister.

Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

kiester

verb

See keester

McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions

See also:

keester
keyster
kiester
be (flat) on (one's) back
flat on (one's) back
flat on back
flat on one's back
gazoo
a disaster of epic proportions

词组	keister
释义	keister keister 1. slang The buttocks or anus. Often used figuratively. OK, kids, get off your keisters and go play outside! The people in charge will keep sitting on their keisters and nothing will actually change. You can take all that phony-baloney nonsense and shove it up your keister! 2. old-fashioned slang A suitcase, trunk, or satchel. The merchant packed his wares back into the keister and slunk away. A con man had a simple shell game set up on his tripe and keister. Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. kiester verb See keester McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions See also: keester keyster kiester be (flat) on (one's) back flat on (one's) back flat on back flat on one's back gazoo a disaster of epic proportions
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