No Key

Same as low key; When low key is too sketchy

If you are doing something you shouldn't be doing, and don't want to get caught, you will attempt to do it "no key", trying not to draw attention to your actions.

by zidain May 08, 2010

keys

it means kilo, as in "keys of coke," not as in "keys to a car."

by Anonymous August 21, 2003

key

A meeting where you go alone and which it's supposed to be between 2 people, but you usually get jumped by many guys, ending up dead. From there on, nobody knows what happened to you. The word originates from the romanian "cheie".

John: I'm going to meet up with him.
Andrew: Don't go, it's a key.

translated:

Ionel: "Ma duc sa ma vad cu el."
Andrei: "Nu te duce, e cheie."

by darthfr November 04, 2022

A keis

When a hungarian prince enjoys advisory class

Marvaaaaan, Diaaaaaj, A keis is needed to start the lessown

by Sandowr March 02, 2020

key

A key is a kilo of Coke a key is worth 20 g's real big money making if you own keys

1.Ayo crosby just sold off 1 key to Big J yesterday right?
2. During the drug bust cops raided my crib and found 2 keys under my bed

by Brick City** March 10, 2005

key

Short for kilogram. Taken from the (ki) in kilogram. Usually referring to cocaine.

"I heard you had a key of cocaine in the trunk?"

by +Skep'tiKaL- March 21, 2007

Key

adj.

To touch someone inappropriately for your own amusement, then brush it off as a joke.

References the recent shenanigans of New Zealand's Prime Minister, John Key, in his repeated unwelcome touching of a waitresses.

"That a-hole just yanked my ponytail, then totally keyed me".

by Yoiks! April 23, 2015