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Under it 

Under it
After someone says Iโ€™m over it you respond with Iโ€™m under it meaning you feel the opposite of how they feel
Under it by Therealcreator2848 June 17, 2020

keep it under one's hat 

Keep something a secret.

There are four origins of this idiom (I GUARANTEE IT):

- English archers protected their bows by putting the strings on their heads under their helmets;
- โ€œkeep it under our hatโ€ was mentioned in 1982 in periodical "Gleanings in Bee Culture";
- President Abraham Lincoln's stove pipe hat, where he kept important papers;
- the ceremonial swordbearer of the Lord Mayor of London (can be dated to 1420), who keeps the key to the Lord Mayorโ€™s seal of office in a special pocket in his hat.
-keep it under one's hat-

Joey: All right, what else?
Chandler: Well uh, there was acting classes, stage combat classes, tap classesโ€ฆ

Joey: Which we're still keeping under our hats!

keep it under your hat 

Keep it a secret; don't tell anybody.
Keep it under your hat for now.
keep it under your hat by Tony1024 September 15, 2016

Iโ€™ve got it under control ๐Ÿท๐Ÿบ๐Ÿฅƒ๐Ÿ•บ๐Ÿป 

When someone most certainly does NOT have it under control....
Donโ€™t worry Kellie, Iโ€™ve got it under control ๐Ÿท๐Ÿบ๐Ÿฅƒ๐Ÿ•บ๐Ÿป

keep it under the bleachers 

Keep it on the down low, low-key. Because all the shady shit happens under the bleachers.
Person 1: broooo im boutta hit up a girl tonight
Person 2: keep it under the bleachers timmy

Keep it under the rug 

Similar to keeping it under the table, but a bit more descrete. Like if you were to hide everything under a rug to "clean" your room
Im going to give you extra tater tots, but keep it under the rug
Keep it under the rug by Lil'red November 1, 2013
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