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thought up of claudio sanchez from coheed and cambria, the keywork is the name given to the fictional galaxy made up of 78 planets of "heaven's fence". they are connected by beams of energy and are inhabited by three races, the prise, the mage, and the humans.
Wilhelm Ryan wants to controll the keywork
keywork by adeux November 8, 2007
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keyword-ese 

The term refers to people who search stuff only in keywords, and not in full sentences.

An example of how a person using keyword-ese would look something like this: Mole butt cancer
Whilst a person who googles in full sentences would do it like this: can the mole on my butt be a sign of cancer?
Guy: Why’s your search history so weird?
Girl: Oh I search in keyword-ese.
Guy: No, not that. I was referring to the midget porn.
keyword-ese by Åh nå October 27, 2019

Keyword Whore

A person who adds unrelated tags to his or her work on the Internet. Often considered a variant of attention whore, due to the attempts at inviting a larger public to look at that person´s work or profile.
Jen is a keyword whore because she uses Dingodile as a search tag, but he does not appear in her pictures.
Keyword Whore by Lalapalalapaza September 23, 2008
The Coheed and Cambria logo that looks like three circles with a triangle. In the story it is what keeps the 78 planetary systems aligned
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I couldnt draw the triangle but if you were a true coheed and cambria fan you would know what i mean
Keywork by Jeremy Dehart December 7, 2004

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AOL Keyword 

Logic-minded shortcut function of the popular internet browser America Online. Over 50,000 exist and each one typically defies and escapes the logic of the AOL customer, much to the chagrin of the AOL Customer Care Consultant on the other end of the phone.
Customer: "How do I change my billing information? I tried AOL Keyword "Modify My Financial Information" and nothing came up!

Customer Care Consultant: "Umm... Did you try AOL Keyword "Billing"?

Customer: "Ohhhhhhh!"

Customer Care Consultant: *sigh*