Caskett

English

Etymology

Blend of Castle +‎ Beckett.

Proper noun

Caskett

1. (fandom slang) The ship of characters Richard Castle and Kate Beckett from the television series Castle.
   • 2012, Jean Bentley, "'Castle' showrunner reveals what's in store for 'Caskett'", Chicago Tribune, 11 May 2012, Section 4, page 8:

     But while it's great that Caskett finally happened, things didn't turn out so happily for one of "Castle's" other fan-favorite pairings.

   • 2012 November 19, David Hiltbrand, “Same old 'Castle,' with a flirty twist”, in The Bulletin, page C2:

     Is there a future for, er, Caskett? Or is this just a November sweeps romance?

   • 2013, Rene Webb, A White Hot Christmas‎^[1], →ISBN:

     […] and despite his claim to only watch the show for the police procedural, I know he's a secret Caskett 'shipper.

   • For more quotations using this term, see Citations:Caskett.

Anagrams

• Sackett, stacket, tackets