Definition of "to keep in with" []

• (preposition)
• To keep on good terms with. (verb-intransitive)

Gnu Collaboartive International Dictionary of English: licensed under The Code Project Open License (CPOL)

• "Franj had the finest spice concern on the coast, and the story went that he'd married an Arab girl to keep in with the native merchants – who are all Arabs, you understand."
• "‘Not that I mind, of course, although it does do to keep in with one’s clients, and — er — friends."
• "The Double R Society knew which side its bread was buttered; they were always very careful to keep in with the local farmers."