Keep it in the Fridge

the act of not exploiting information that yourself and others prefer learning on their own such as ending to movies, shows, and books.

Hey I'm going to go see that movie this weekend so Keep it in the Fridge.

by nikumo_katsuru October 15, 2010

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Keeping It 🅿️

🅿️, in the format of "Keeping It 🅿️", means, KEEPING IT PROPER (pronounced - Propa)

Just leave the crib bro, and when the cops finally catch up with you, you was Keeping It 🅿️. You should have been left that toxic ass thot. You already wasn't Keeping It 🅿️ with yourself.

by Cleaves Macomb January 29, 2022

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The act of living in the real world. This consists of avoiding prolonged television and computer use. Usually one who keeps it real spends alot of time outside or under the influence of mind expanding drugs.

I decided to start keeping it real by deleting my MySpace.

by MattRabbit April 22, 2006

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Spirit Keeping

When you buy supposedly "spirit haunted" items on eBay, often draining your funds with no paranormal results whatsoever. Constant denial of logic and eBay's terms of service and what these guys thrive on, and have led to many massive scam rings across the internet and psuedo-pagan communities of "spirit keepers". They often brainwash themselves into getting results from haunted items and post novel-like experiences about it online.

I'm going to register on many forums and make up stories about spirit keeping!

by ThatBeastlyKid April 11, 2011

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keep it real

Keep it unreal, virtual (shortened to keep it short).

"You say keep it real, but mean the last gasp of reality before it goes six deep, like the last bubbles bursting from a drowning man. It no longer matters whether "real" really means real or phony, or virtual, or normal as usual or any old shit. Reality doesn't need to be kept, thank you, and, in case you haven't noticed, it can't be gotten rid of in the first (or last) place. Reality, good, bad or indifferent, is all there is. You either take it or it takes you. If you leave it, you're dead, which is real for keeps."

from Jean-Marie Clarke, Urban Myths Die the Hardest, Ballymore, Ire. 2006.

by Fausten March 13, 2008

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