keister , also: keester , also: kiester

"Some people expected me to fall on my keister," she added.

Douglas Keister took the 175 pictures for the 144-page book.

He'd be out on his keister without a Xerox machine.

The building was designed by George Keister and built in 1893.

Until he became host, Keister was a regular supporting performer.

She is kicking him right in the keister, five-six times.

The nicer you are, they put a bullet up your keister."

And eventually someone will knock you on your keister."

Andrew Keister has done wonders in making standard radio sound effects seem like part of a natural reality.

Eventually, President Keister came down hard on the organization after a particularly bad beating took place.

If we do get knocked down on our keister, we'll get right back up and dust ourselves off.

Mr. Keister was less optimistic about the future of his money-losing competitors.

Henry had slipped in a puddle and had landed on his keister.

In the end, Keister was always defeated.

However, writer John Keister also has small recurring roles.

John Keister became the permanent replacement after Shafer left the program.

He should have been flat on his keister, but his eyes never left Ricky Lee's.

An' if you don't keep moving, you'll get a root in that sweet little keister of yours."

Nor did they want to lose a mid-block fraternity house designed by George Keister.

He caught Connie square in the chest and knocked her back four feet onto her keister.

It took place on April 29, 2009 and was directed by Mandy Keister.

The bands Keister played in were quite popular and were very busy in the local rock scene.

The Orioles signed Bill Keister as a free agent.

Piling ordinary soap cakes onto the keister top, he began expounding on their wonders.