kepped

verb

past tense and past participle of kep; to catch or intercept (chiefly Scottish and Northern English dialect)

Usage: dialect; chiefly Scottish and Northern English; archaic

Examples

He kepped the ball before it rolled away.
She kepped him at the door as he was leaving.
The fielder kepped the throw and held it firmly.
They kepped the runaway horse before it could escape.
He kepped the falling object just in time.