Compliment
Compliment verb - To express to (someone) admiration for his or her success or good fortune.
Keeping in is an antonym for compliment.
Keeping in
Both terms in one sentence
- Angels & Demons has a paragraph or two where Langdon notes that the symbology of this (keeping in mind who wrote it) means that it's actually a compliment to the one you're bunny ears-ing's virility.
Source: Cuckold Horns
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