Retained possession

verb

1. To retain in one's possession or power

   "kept the money we found"

2. To refrain from granting, giving, or allowing

   "kept the news back"

3. To have in control

   "keep your temper"

4. To be faithful to

   "keep a promise"

5. To act fittingly in relation to

   "keep the Sabbath"

6. To conform to in habits or conduct

   "keep late hours"

7. To stay in accord with (a beat)

   "keep time"

8. To watch over and defend

   "keep us from harm"

9. To continue to maintain

   "keep watch"

10. To have customarily in stock for sale
11. To restrain from departure or removal detain

    "keep children after school"

12. Hold back, restrain

    "keep them from going"

13. Save, reserve

    "keep some for later"

14. To refrain from revealing

    "keep a secret"

15. To confine oneself to

    "keep my room"

16. To stay or continue in

    "keep the path"

17. To stay or remain on or in usually against opposition hold

    "kept her ground"

18. Conduct, manage

    "keep a tearoom"

19. To maintain a course, direction, or progress

    "keep to the right"

20. To continue usually without interruption

    "keep talking"

21. To persist in a practice

    "kept bothering them"

22. To stay even
23. To remain in good condition

    "meat will keep in the freezer"

24. To remain secret

    "the secret would keep"

25. To call for no immediate action

    "the matter will keep until morning"

26. Abstain, refrain

    "can't keep from talking"

27. To be in session

    "school will keep through the winter"

28. To retain possession of a football especially after faking a handoff
29. Live, lodge

noun

1. A man who is kept as a lover by someone

idiom

1. To do what one agreed to do

noun

1. A woman who is kept as a lover by someone

noun

1. Something very good that not many people know about

   "This wine may be Australia's best-kept secret."

noun

1. A secret that has been told to many people

adjective

1. Always having a neat, tidy, and attractive appearance

   "well-kept houses/lawns"

2. Known by only a few people

   "a well-kept secret"

noun

1. A secret that has not been told to people

adjective

1. Bright, luminous

   "bonfires clear and bright"

2. Cloudless
3. Free from mist, haze, or dust

   "a clear day"

4. Untroubled, serene

   "a clear gaze"

5. Free from blemishes

   "clear skin"

6. Easily seen through transparent

   "clear glass"

7. Free from abnormal sounds on auscultation
8. Easily heard

   "a loud and clear sound"

9. Easily visible plain

   "a clear signal"

10. Free from obscurity or ambiguity easily understood unmistakable

    "a clear explanation"

11. Capable of sharp discernment keen

    "a clear thinker"

12. Free from doubt sure

    "not clear on how to proceed"

13. Free from guile or guilt innocent

    "a clear conscience"

14. Free of debts or charges

    "a clear estate"

15. Net

    "a clear profit"

16. Unqualified, absolute

    "a clear victory"

17. Free from obstruction

    "clear passage"

18. Emptied of contents or cargo

    "A ship is clear after unloading."

19. Free from entanglement or contact

    "staying clear of controversy"

20. Bare, denuded

    "clear ground"