keister in Russian
keister in Russian is я́годицы — keister means a person's buttocks (informal).
keister in Russian
я́годицы
Pronounced: yagoditsy
(slang) The anus or buttocks.
What does "keister" mean?
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noun A person's buttocks (informal).
"He slipped on the ice and landed right on his keister."
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noun A suitcase, satchel, or (in older slang) a safe or strongbox.
"The old-time con man carried his tools in a battered keister."
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keister in a sentence
- He slipped on the ice and landed right on his keister.
- The old-time con man carried his tools in a battered keister.
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What is "keister" in Russian?
"keister" in Russian is я́годицы. keister means: A person's buttocks (informal).
How do you pronounce я́годицы?
"keister" in Russian is я́годицы, pronounced "yagoditsy".
How do you use "keister" in a sentence?
Example: "He slipped on the ice and landed right on his keister." In Russian, "keister" is я́годицы.
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