endue or indue (Spenser, etc endew or indew) /in-dūˈ/

1. To supply or provide with
2. To put on (eg clothes)
3. To invest with
4. To clothe
5. To take into the stomach, like a hawk (obsolete)
6. To digest (obsolete)
7. To take in or digest mentally (Spenser)
8. To bring to (Shakespeare)

• keep the field
• keep the flag flying
• keep the house
• keep the peace
• keep the pot a-boiling
• keep the pot boiling
• keep the ring
• keep the weather of
• keep the wolf from the door
• keep time
• keep to
• keep to oneself
• keep track of
• keep under
• keep under wraps
• keep up
• keep up appearances
• keep up with the Joneses
• keep warm
• keep wicket
• keepy-uppy
• keeshond
• keeshonden
• keeshonds
• keeve