by Smithysaintz March 18, 2018
verb
1. To stay undercover, or move silently
2. The act of cheating undetected
3. High as shit
4. A synonym of cap
1. To stay undercover, or move silently
2. The act of cheating undetected
3. High as shit
4. A synonym of cap
“I wanna hit shortie but she’s too narcissistic to ever keep the shits lidded…too many ears around her type shit!”
“How are you feeling, bruh?”
“…Fuckin’ lidded.”
“Lit!”
“No, no…Lidded”
“How are you feeling, bruh?”
“…Fuckin’ lidded.”
“Lit!”
“No, no…Lidded”
by A_LiThe_Guy February 03, 2022
by DetIkkeForkert April 08, 2018
Margy: "Ah, dang. I left the quiche in the oven too long and burnt the top. Now it's garbage."
Tony: "Don't trash it. Just throw a cheese lid on it and nobody will even know."
Tony: "Don't trash it. Just throw a cheese lid on it and nobody will even know."
by sun dog March 02, 2020
“Yeah, on me way home for yellow bin lid day!”
“Silly me, wrong week for yellow bin lid day, and it was full!”
“Silly me, wrong week for yellow bin lid day, and it was full!”
by HearSheHearShe April 23, 2024
(sarcasm) Placing a napkin on top of a drink at a bar to indicate that you do not want a ruffie (Rohypnol) put in your drink while it's unattended.
Meant to be said in a sarcastic manner. Clearly this would not stop someone from putting something in your drink. Useful as a way to maintain awareness that you should always watch your drink without sounding like you are someone's mother.
Most often used to indicate to the bartender that the patron will be returning (so they don't throw your drink away) and/or that the seat is occupied. Typically done when a patron is using the bathroom or outside smoking a cigarette.
Meant to be said in a sarcastic manner. Clearly this would not stop someone from putting something in your drink. Useful as a way to maintain awareness that you should always watch your drink without sounding like you are someone's mother.
Most often used to indicate to the bartender that the patron will be returning (so they don't throw your drink away) and/or that the seat is occupied. Typically done when a patron is using the bathroom or outside smoking a cigarette.
"I use a ruffies lid to make sure my drink doesn't get ruffied when I'm in the bathroom. This lets the sickos out there know that they shouldn't ruffie my drink, it has a lid protecting it."
by B-rad from Sound-Yo December 09, 2016