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Alyssa seems like she's hiding something; she's so lidded.
lidded by blue1312 October 16, 2018
Wow the lid is really on Nat and Marcus these days. Yeah they’ve been lidded.
Lidded by Dustyishot August 22, 2018
When someone makes you be quiet aka tells you to shut up.
Past tense: Shannon: Sh*t mate i was tryna talk to Shayna and she totally lidded me

Present tense:

Shannon: hey Shayna...
Shayna: WOULD YOU PLEASE LID YOURSELF
Shannon: rip okay then
Lidded by hoteltrivagohumanjuliago October 19, 2020
verb

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”
Lidded by A_LiThe_Guy February 2, 2022

half-lidded 

a seductive glance, usually done when one is turned on by whatever/whoever they're looking at.
Wilson watched the woman lick her ice cream slowly, eyes half-lidded. "You're playing with fire, dear."
half-lidded by Ginger256 July 9, 2014

Slap me in a blue lidded bin and call me recycled 

" oh I see how it is why don't you slap me in a blue lidded bin and call me recycled"
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