keep's
Stronghold's central part
Keep's is the possessive or contracted form of keep.
A keep is the innermost fortified tower of a castle, the stronghold of last resort: The keep's walls were ten feet thick.
Keep also means livelihood or sustenance: He earned his keep by working the fields.
The contracted form appears in phrases like keep's going for "keep is going," though this is informal and uncommon.
possession
Of one who has
- holder'sBelonging to possessor
- guardian'sBelonging to a protector
- possessor'sOne who has something's
- collector'sBelonging to a gatherer
castle
Tall building's possessive
- fortress'sOf a fortification
- stronghold'sPossessive of fortified place
- turret'sOf a small tower
- garrison'sOf stationed troops
owner's
Of one who has
- holder'sBelonging to possessor
- guardian'sBelonging to a protector
- possessor'sOne who has something's
collector's · hoarder's · protector's · steward's · caretaker's
tower's
Tall building's possessive
- fortress'sOf a fortification
- stronghold'sPossessive of fortified place
- turret'sOf a small tower
board's
Of a governing panel
- keep outPrevent entry
- keep goingMaintain forward progress
- keep upMaintain pace or standard
- keep it upEncouragement to persist
- keep quietRemain silent
- keep awayRemain at distance
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