Linebeck

1. A video game character present in the post-Hyrule Zelda mythos, appearing in the game The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass. He owns a steamboat, which forces Link to join on Linebeck's neverending search for treasure in order to have transportation around the oceanic world. Linebeck is incredibly arrogant and greedy; he used to have a romance with the pirate Jolene, who he indirectly dumped after stealing her treasure and running away. His gravestone can be found in the following game, Spirit Tracks, as well as his grandson, Linebeck III who also possesses the trademark Linebeck greed, cowardice and incredibly sexy mustache.
2. Any arrogant, cowardly and greedy person, especially with a sexy mustache.

Linebeck has a tendency to cause more problems for Link than he solves.

He is always looking for easy money but he won't work for a dime. He's such a Linebeck.

Linebeck by Silver G. October 16, 2010

limebreaker 

An artist, but not so kid friendly. 20 inches isn’t anything compared to my 35 inches!

Person 1: Do you know Futanari?
Me: Search up “Limebreaker”

limebreaker by Jimisass March 2, 2022

lorebreak 

Lorebreak: Lorebreaking is when a character breaks lore, which is anything that likely affects a character or scenario. The basis for these commonalities is origin, culture, and known historical events. For example, a vampyre that is unaffected when crossing the holy salve barrier is a lorebreak because vampyres are weakened outside of Morytania where the sun shines. Lorebending, a similar term, is when existing lore is lightly modified (Hence the term lorebending), but not significantly or in a way that detracts from the role-playing experience. Often this has to do with ideas that are neither supported nor contradicted by existing lore; for example, one never comes across a goblin who excells with traditional magic in-game, but it is never explicitly stated that this can't ever be done - only that you rarely come across it.

Non-Example of Lorebreak: *Broaven the Rellekan sailor is an established water mage and heads into the settlement to meet up with his other shipmates and use his magic to help them on their next trip.*

lorebreak by Rydre April 25, 2016

linebreaking

Linebreaking is an act of something people often falsely call spam. It is an act of typing a single sentence in multiple lines of text, mostly used on apps such as Discord. It can get quite annoying.

Q: Have you been in an amusement park at XYZ?

A: Yeah
Last time I have been there
It was for like
I dont know
maybe like 5-6 hours
or so
I really don't know.

Q: Smh... why must you do linebreaking all the time..

linebreaking by Crejzy September 23, 2021

linebreeding 

What happens after cousins get liquored up and go line dancing.

Where are Bobby and Sue? Well, they were line dancing, by now they're prob'ly linebreeding.

linebreeding by MSEquine February 17, 2010

Minebreak 

Awesome guy who plays minecraft.

Minebreak Is Awesome.

Minebreak by Minebreak October 24, 2020

Linebreaker 

A linebreaker is a "security contractor" employed by companies as hired muscle, basically performing acts of legally sanctioned terrorism as a de-facto private police force. Noteworthy accomplishments include the Ludlow Massacre, Battle of Blair Mountain, the Cable Street riots and at least 2 rigged elections in Italy... one of which resulted in Mussolini's rise to power.

Most linebreakers are generally street thugs with improvised weapons and small arms who coerce, threaten, assassinate and lynch striking workers. Linebreakers were (and still are) such a threat to democracy that laws such as The Pinkerton Act had to be passed to regulate them, since at their peak, the Pinkertons (now known as Securitas) employed more armed agents than the US armed forces.

Pleb 1: Hey did you hear about those mercenaries who tried to overthrow the Venezuelan government and disclosed it to the government by posing tweets about it a few days later?

Pleb 2: Wow, sounds like the linebreakers are at it again.

Linebreaker by Thumblesteen September 23, 2023