Definition keep in American English

out of way (phrase) earn your keep (phrase) out of someone’s hair (phrase) ahead (of the game) (phrase) an open mind (phrase) several balls in the air (phrase) your ear to the ground (phrase) your eye on someone (phrase) your eye on something (phrase) your feet on the ground (phrase) keep (verb) keep (noun) keep (a) watch (phrase) keep (close) tabs on (phrase) keep a civil tongue in your head (phrase) keep a weather eye on (phrase) keep after (phrasal verb) keep an eye on (phrase) keep an eye out for (phrase) keep at it (phrase) keep away (phrasal verb) keep back (phrasal verb) keep body and soul together (phrase) keep company with someone (phrase) keep count (of something) (phrase) keep down (phrasal verb) keep faith with (phrase) keep from (phrasal verb) keep going (phrase) keep hold of something (phrase) keep house (for someone) (phrase) keep in with (phrasal verb) keep it on the dl (number) keep it simple (phrase) keep mum (phrase) keep off (phrasal verb) keep on (phrasal verb) keep on at (phrasal verb) keep out (phrasal verb) keep out of (phrasal verb) keep pace (with) (phrase) keep quiet about something (phrase) keep etc. hours (phrase) keep score (phrase) keep someone at a distance (phrase) keep someone busy (phrase) keep someone company (phrase) keep someone guessing (phrase) keep someone in mind (for something) (phrase) keep someone on their toes (phrase) keep someone posted (phrase) keep someone sane (phrase) keep someone waiting (phrase) keep something in mind (phrase) keep something in proportion (phrase) keep something to yourself (phrase) keep something under wraps (phrase) keep something under your hat (phrase) keep the peace (phrase) keep the pot boiling (phrase) keep the wheels turning (phrase) keep the wolf from the door (phrase) keep time (phrase) keep to (phrasal verb) keep to yourself (phrase) keep track (phrase) keep up (phrasal verb) keep up appearances (phrase) keep your cool (phrase) keep your distance (phrase) keep your ears open (phrase) keep your end up (phrase) keep your eyes (for) (phrase) keep your hand in (phrase) keep your hands off (phrase) keep your head above water (phrase) keep your mouth shut (phrase) keep your nose clean (phrase) keep your nose out (phrase) keep your own counsel (phrase) keep your shirt on (phrase) keep your temper (with) (phrase) keep your trap shut (phrase) keep your voice down (phrase) keep your word (phrase) (keep your) chin up (phrase) keep-away (noun) the Sabbath (phrase) someone/something in check (phrase) something at bay (phrase) someone dangling (phrase) your options open (phrase) a low profile (phrase) a lid on something (phrase) something on ice (phrase) abreast of something (phrase) clear of (phrase) something for last (phrase) guard (phrase) you can’t keep a good down (phrase)