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kist  (kst)
n.
Variant of cist2.

kist1
n Scot and northern English dialect
a large chest or coffer
[from Old Norse kista; see chest]

kist2
n
(Social Science / Archaeology) Archaeol a variant spelling of cist2

kist3
n
South African a large wooden chest in which linen is stored, esp one used to store a bride's trousseau
[from Afrikaans, from Dutch: chest]

Kist a chest of money, hence, a store or cache of money, 1619. Example: kist of silver, 1816.


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Pilgrim's Pride and Gold Kist enter into a definitive merger agreement under which Pilgrim's Pride will acquire all of the outstanding shares of Gold Kist common stock for $21 per share in cash.
Kaplan Companies has been interested in the site for quite a long time and selected by Chevron Texaco for this redevelopment project," Kist said.
KIST has chosen to adopt the Primary Years and Middle Years Program of the International Baccalaureate Organization and is currently the only authorized IB school to offer both the PYP and MYP in Japan.
 
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