Definitions
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- noun The action of
continuously bouncing asoccer ball in the air without the use of the hands.
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Examples
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I flip the ball up and play a bit of keepie-uppie.
Angry Young Man Chris Lynch 2011
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I flip the ball up and play a bit of keepie-uppie.
Angry Young Man Chris Lynch 2011
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I flip the ball up and play a bit of keepie-uppie.
Angry Young Man Chris Lynch 2011
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Halfway through he breaks his keepie-uppie record of 139.
T.J. and the hat-trick & T.J. and the penalty by Theo Walcott 2010
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The boys are active, playing football or keepie-uppie or engaged in mock or genuine fights, dead-arming each other or swinging each other around by their bags.
The Redleys Matt Haig 2010
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The boys are active, playing football or keepie-uppie or engaged in mock or genuine fights, dead-arming each other or swinging each other around by their bags.
The Redleys Matt Haig 2010
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The boys are active, playing football or keepie-uppie or engaged in mock or genuine fights, dead-arming each other or swinging each other around by their bags.
The Redleys Matt Haig 2010
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The boys are active, playing football or keepie-uppie or engaged in mock or genuine fights, dead-arming each other or swinging each other around by their bags.
The Redleys Matt Haig 2010
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Deasy were having a great time playing two-touch keepie-uppie with a ball they found.
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I think Bondy was well impressed with my keepie-uppie skills - that was until one of the Wembley groundsmen came over and confiscated our ball!
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