okay and yep put together

Used instead of "kept"

Used when helping someone to move animals such as cows. Such as putting cattle or sheep out to pasture from housing.

A combination of "yup" and "k".It is simply a term to fill the empty void when someone proclaims something that you think is a bluff and to evoke the satirical feel you say 'kep', questioning them in silence and disguising your words in doubt.However it can also be used normally as a substitute for "yup" but without all the perkiness and all the groovy in the world.When used normally it's just like a 'yea sure' approval kinda thing.

Cumbrian slang for glasses/spectacles