time keep

English

Etymology

From time +‎ keep.

Verb

time keep (third-person singular simple present time keeps, present participle time keeping, simple past and past participle time kept)

1. Alternative form of timekeep
   • 2000, J.K. Gilbert, C. Boulter, Developing Models in Science Education, page 294:

     Who time keeps? Who evaluates the results?

   • 2014, Sean McKeithen, Redux, page 42:

     Since it was not uncommon to be able to time keep, it should not have been that bad of a problem.

   • 2014, Debbie Rosenorn-Lanng, Human Factors in Healthcare: Level One:

     We mentioned already that if you have a big enough team then it becomes one person's role to time keep and document.

Anagrams

• keep time