Key-chain
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Part of speech noun
Quick meaning: Key-chain is a noun meaning Alternative form of keychain.
Meaning
Alternative form of keychain.
Example Sentences
In addition to red “Make America Great Again” hats and shirts, the megastore also sells Trump for President shirts, mugs, and key-chains.
Another site, Rose Guardian, sells sharp-edged, cat-shaped "self-defense key-chains" and on Etsy you can find handmade switchblade necklaces.
"Some of our customers often want to send a small gift, a piece of jewelry or a key-chain along with the grass, so we'll incorporate it into the flat," Ms. [Peggy] O'Dea said.
And, as if the guarantee of paradise were not sufficient, the museum also boasts a gift shop, where those so-inclined can purchase Hizbullah DVD's, key-chains, car-fresheners, and perfume.
Word Forms
- key-chains
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