in

1. mod. current; fashionable.

□ This kind of thing is in now.

□ What’s in around here in the way of clothing?

2. mod. private.

□ Is this in information?

□ If it’s in or something, I’m sure they won’t spread it around.

3. n. someone in a special position; someone who is serving in an elective office.

□ Well, now that I am an in, there’s going to be some changes.

□ When Ralph is one of the ins, he’ll throw the crooks out.

4. n. a ticket or means of getting in (someplace).

□ I lost my in. Can I still see the show?

□ Lemme see your in or give me a buck.