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Answer for the clue "Town ESE of Little Rock ", 3 letters:
keo

Word definitions for keo in dictionaries

Wikipedia Word definitions in Wikipedia
Keo may refer to: Keo, another name for the Thổ people The KEO satellite. KEO (beer) , a brand of beer brewed in Cyprus KEO (company) , the largest beverage company in Cyprus Keo, Estonia , a village in Estonia

Gazetteer Word definitions in Gazetteer
Population (2000): 235 Housing Units (2000): 108 Land area (2000): 1.896794 sq. miles (4.912673 sq. km) Water area (2000): 0.000000 sq. miles (0.000000 sq. km) Total area (2000): 1.896794 sq. miles (4.912673 sq. km) FIPS code: 36550 Located within: Arkansas ...

Usage examples of keo.

The drinking breakers were now full, so Keo was also collecting iron today.

Two or three minutes later, presumably after reporting status details to his commander, Keo came in.

She was gone longer than Keo had been, but was shrugging as she emerged.

Wanaka gestured Mike to the tiller, and headed for the hatch where Keo had disappeared.

If either Wanaka or Keo was amused by the skillful return of the ball, neither let it show.

Then the child was firmly gestured toward her hammock, and Keo without orders tumbled onto a bunk.

I doubt that either Keo or I will be able to give you as much attention as we hoped.

After perhaps half a minute Keo relinquished his hold on the cord and casually dropped it into the sea.

Mike realized that there was now no relative current to sweep a swimmer away, and wondered whether Keo had thought about that problem when the sea anchor would be back in place.

Mike was not excused from this complication of control duty after the first day, which he spent watching Wanaka and Keo very closely indeed.

Well before the seedling was too heavy to ride the remaining hull without sinking it gunwale down, it had become far too bulky for even Keo and the captain together to hoist, regardless of ingenious improvisations of cordage.

Mike actually remarked aloud to Keo how much better it would have been if they had managed to salvage more cordage from the diseased hull, and the other had merely nodded.

He glanced at where Keo had been, but the mate was already in the sea carrying out his orders.

For the first time, Wanaka and Keo left Mike alone on the hull, essentially in charge of everything, while they caught up on sleep.

Then another sight was taken, this time by Keo, on the suns and on the twin planet, which even without instruments was now visibly lower in the western sky.