The Libertines 

A wonderful British band troubled by drugs and alcohol usage.

Favoured by Mick Jones of The Clash.

Two members are homogay*

One amazing drummer.

And a bassist who hardly ever smiles.









*this may be a lie, don't sue me.

"Love's welcome, no matter what angle it comes from."

"Even from behind"

The Libertines by hold_your_stage May 3, 2004

Libertine 

1:(Noun)A person with low or no moral values
2:(Noun)A freethinker
3:(adj)Moraly unrestrained

1:Due to his promiscuous behaviour, David was concidered a Libertine

Libertine by Xavon December 2, 2004

the libertines 

1. a indie rock band made up of Carl barat, pete dohery, john hassal and gary powell. also over the years johnny borrell, scarborough steve, paul duflour and others. currently the band have split up
2. a "libertine" is one who lives without rules acting out their every fantasy when and where they please

2. from marquis de sades "the lust of the libertines"
"whereas before he was content with light spanking,
now the libertine ripped and tore flesh from the poor girls
rump until it was a bloody mess"

the libertines by a libertine fan September 24, 2006

libertine 

nounOne who acts without moral restraint; a dissolute person. One who defies established religious precepts; a freethinker. adjective Morally unrestrained; dissolute.

A libertine is a person who has so much love and self-awareness and lust for life ,that his thinking goes beyond the scope of general morality or mainstream idea

libertine by wueterich June 11, 2006

liberating 

Making you/someone feel free

The Red Army was liberating Jew's from concentration camps

liberating by DBD-King July 24, 2016

Liberate a Shit

To release ones bowels. Another term that is fun to use for taking a crap.

I have to Liberate a shit, if you need me I'll be in the bathroom.

Liberate a Shit by The Minister December 28, 2005

Artistic liberties 

A favored term of filmmakers who create films based on or around a historical event/person/era that holds little historical accuracy, usually for the sake of making the film seem more interesting than the reality it's based on, and by extension, possibly drawing in larger crowds and making more money at the box office.

Such extensive artistic liberties were taken with Sofia Coppola's "Marie Antoinette" that it was booed at Cannes.

When George Hickenlooper was questioned as to why his '06 film, "Factory Girl", had been panned so severely by Warhol scholars, he spoke of his artistic liberties taken with the film.

Artistic liberties by slinkychang October 26, 2008