keychain
- noun
- /ˈkiːˌtʃeɪn/
- I always keep my house keys attached to my colorful keychain.
- button on the keychain
- keychain flashlight
- leather keychain
So you can actually use this little keychain thing.
- So you can actually use this little keychain thing.
- No, if I can get a keychain, disinfectant wipes, a candle, a men's body fragrance and a sack of s'mores all in one crevice aisle before I hand them my card.
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"I was thinking I might like a new keychain."
Fiction book (1999) -
Now I have a collection of many keychains on a cork board.
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So you can actually use this little keychain thing.
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This is so stupid, but my keychain broke, and I can never find my keys.
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I have a small knife on my keychain.
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All right, let's see what we can do with that keychain.
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Seth takes out his keychain, which is a $50 chip from his casino.
Fiction book (2000) -
I think everyone should have a ResQme keychain for that unexpected auto emergency!
Blog text (27) -
They found Ms. Kim's keychain near the lake earlier this morning.
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I do carry a flashlight on my keychain always, even though I have tons of keys—essential!
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Etymology
Keychain is a simple name made from key and chain. The key is the small metal tool that opens locks and the chain is a line of linked rings, so a keychain is something that keeps your keys linked and easy to carry.