keep it 100

to keep yourself real and true, to be honest and stick to the way you are, no matter what any one else thinks.

I gotta stay focused and keep it 100 these last few weeks of highschool so i can get into college. And that's real talk!

You don't have to like my decision. I'm gonna keep it 100 and do what I feel is right.

by HightowerBrownSkinStar February 17, 2005

The Keeper

an alternative menstrual product - a small natural gum rubber cup worn internally to catch the menses. since it's only a receptacle, there's no chance of toxic shock; it can hold 1 fluid ounce (most women only bleed 2-4 oz total over the course of their period); it can be worn up to 12 hours; it lasts 10 years. it rules.

fuck tampons - i use the keeper, bitches.

by the fishy April 30, 2005

keep it pimpin

A means of saying good bye, similar to holla back, and 1.
A means of saying a compliment or keep doin wat you do.
Created in philly, an originated by rapper santana crooze

Keep it Pimpin-

by young crooze November 19, 2003

keep disco evil

The motto of the most kick ass band, static x. It is also a good way to live life.

By keeping disco evil, paul managed to have a great time at teh club

by Seabass January 19, 2005

Keep her country

A phrase, usually in farewell, said between members of the 'countryside' community to will on and promote an honorable lifestyle and proud existence.

Also used to tell one to 'calm down' or 'relax'.

Originated in Ireland.

Farmer A: "Right I better go plough a few furrows here, fella."

Farmer B:"No bother, you keep her country!"

by kyler9 March 28, 2009

keep it easy

a phrase like take it easy, but used selectively with really good friends who you know to be very chill and/or easy going all the time.

instead of saying take it easy, because you know they will, youd say keep it easy

Hey man, you doin ok? Heard you were dumped" "Yea, cant do anything about it. Just move on, ya know?" "For sure, well I have to go. Keep it easy man

by itscujoAPfl August 31, 2010

keeping it 70

When you mean what you say, but you don't say what you mean.

Keeping it 70 is when its not a lie, but not the whole truth.
examples:
"I don't believe so" (Because I know so)
"I feel like I've played within the rules" (that I set for myself).

by marlobrandon January 30, 2015