Phrases with «to keel over»

The phrase "to keel over" means to fall or collapse in a helpless or lifeless manner, often used figuratively to describe someone who is very weak or exhausted. Full definition

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Sentences with «to keel over»

  • I'm liking the chunk heeled booties, finally something that makes me look taller but I'm not keeling over in!! (dukemanorfarm.com)
  • I'm getting back into the swing of half marathon training — putting one foot in front of the other, while simultaneously hoping I don't keel over from a heat stroke. (26andnotcounting.com)
  • What's new in the world of eternal building, unbuilding, ganking, ganking buildings, and consuming adequate food and water so you don't keel over dead from all the fun you're having? (massivelyop.com)
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