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In In In 

Extremely positive and passionate way of saying yes or I approve/agree. Usually used within groups who are seeking fun!
Example - 1

Person 1 - We are going to the beach now! Would you be interested?

Rest of the group - In In In!

Person 1 - Hey guys are you down to watch the Bangladesh national team play tomorrow?

Person 2 - In In In!
In In In by Dhaka Charger June 3, 2018
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In-In-Out 

A tasty fast food chain that can be found in the area I live in, which is California.

They have a simple menu, which is really nice. You have a burger, cheeseburger, fries, and drinks.

Their fries actually have potatoe tasting to it, unlike other places.

Their milk shakes taste real good too because they are made with real ice cream.
In-In-Out taste really good
In-In-Out by lunar shadows October 22, 2004

you're in like in in win

This is when you getting something good is a lock, a gift, a sure thing, or a guarantee cause you have an inside connection. BUT you're not a clown - you actually deserve and have earned this opportunity. You know it's gonna happen and it's wonderful!
Gary: "I need this to happen. He has two degrees, he will be in a separate department than me, and he has more energy than an ADHD kid in a VR simulation."
Mary: "He does seem to exceed all of the qualifications for this position. I'll gladly call him and say you're in like in in win! Now let's go smoke a fat one and then wreck that vending machine! There's Hot Fries and Spicy Peanuts!"

the old in-out in-out 

1. Copulation. Best said by Alex, of A Clockwork Orange.
1. "No time for the old in-out in-out, love. Just came to check the meter."

we fell in love in october

my favorite song of girl in red and prob on my october to do list
-Why do you love October so much?
-Because we fell in love in october

in-out-in-out 

We went down to the derelict casino where we came across Billyboy and his four droogs (friends); they were getting ready to perform a bit of the old in-out-in-out on a weepy young devotchka (girl) they had there - from the 1971 film "A Clockwork Orange"

in-out in-out 

english slang term for sex, publicized in the movie clockwork orange
...so me and the other droogs were gettin ready for some of the 'ol in-out, in-out
in-out in-out by poosmack October 13, 2003
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