pleroma /pli-rōˈmə/

1. Fullness
2. Abundance
3. (in Gnosticism) the divine being, including all aeons (qv) which emanate from it

• keep fit
• keep-fit
• keep from
• keep good hours
• keep good quarter
• keep good time
• keep hold of
• keep house
• keep in
• keep in check
• keeping
• keeping-room
• keeping-rooms
• keepings
• keep in sight
• keep in with
• keep it dark
• keep it real
• keepnet
• keepnets
• keep off
• keep on
• keep on about
• keep on at
• keep one'an eye on