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1) "Keyring" -- As to keyring
It has been suggested that this article be split into multiple articles accessible from a disambiguation page. (Discuss) A keyring, attached to several keys, an automotive remote entry device, a keychain, and a caribiner. A looped, metal keyring, with a plastic fob. A keyring is a ring of material, usually metal or plastic, that holds keys and other small items, which are sometimes connected to keychains. The most common form of key ring is a metal ring consisting of two complete loops. Either end of the loop can be pried open to allow a key to be inserted and slid along the spiral until it becomes wholly engaged onto the ring. Often the ring is adorned with a key fob making identification easy and possibly also identifying the purpose of the keys. Other forms of rings may use a single loop of metal or plastic with a mechanism to open and securely close the loop. In the cryptography sense, a keyring stores known encryption keys. For example, GNU Privacy Guard uses the concept of keyrings.
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