The term ‘county lines’ is a phrase referring to the practice of using children or vulnerable adults to traffic drugs into rural areas. This is usually a typical occurance in London.
by Yung Fredo April 27, 2019
the place everyone in a dry county (typically in the bible belt)has too go to buy booze, usually results in purchase of massive amounts of liquor at once, and often in drunken driving on the return voyage
crossing the county line from dry to wet is apparent by the row upon row of liquor store
crossing the county line from dry to wet is apparent by the row upon row of liquor store
by Paul S. W. September 11, 2006
by daowna July 11, 2008
by Judahbenhur January 11, 2004
Bill: "Hey Joe! Will you sign my yearbook?"
Joe: "YEAH!"
(writes "I'm the first person to sign your County Line!")
Joe: "YEAH!"
(writes "I'm the first person to sign your County Line!")
by smking59 May 25, 2009