Definition of kelt:

part of speech: noun

Sometimes a spelling of Celt, which see.

part of speech: noun

In Scot., a salmon that has been spawning; a foul fish.

Usage examples:

• " On this face of the mountain there are thirty or forty caves - I think there are many more in the gorge of the Kelt round on the south face. Elizabeth Wetherell in "Daisy in the Field".

• The Kelt won't accept the form of slavery. George Meredith Last Updated: March 7, 2009 in "One of Our Conquerors, Complete".

• The Anglo- Saxon was already an infinitely composite personage- Saxon, Scandinavian, Gaul, and Kelt before he set foot in America; and America merely proves her deep- rooted Anglo- Saxonism in accepting and absorbing all sorts of alien and semi- alien race- elements. William Archer in "America To-day, Observations and Reflections".