[kee-per] noun, Origin: Old English cēpan, Someone worth holding onto forever a person whose presence makes life infinitely more beautiful.

[kee-per] noun, Origin: Old English cēpan, Someone too good to let go because finding decent people is hard as hell nowadays.

[kee-per] noun, Origin: When Someone became worth keeping permanently, Person so awesome you don't let them escape your life because they make everything better.

[kis] verb, Origin: Old English cyssan, To touch lips tenderly expressing affection and love through intimate connection beyond all words.

[kis] verb, Origin: Old English cyssan, Swapping spit with someone because you're into them and society decided this was romantic.

[kis] verb, Origin: When lips decided to say hello differently, Pressing mouths together because apparently that's romantic and not weird at all somehow.