Lint Dragon

an invisible creature that lives in belly buttons. It roams
while people are dressed and makes nests in the belly button with excess
lint.

This Lint dragon makes a new nest in my belly button almost every
day !

by BiG nELLs January 24, 2005

boracic lint

Cockney ryhming slang for skint; as in having no money.

Sorry mate, I can't go I'm boracic

by Nia1123 April 12, 2005

taking the Bakerloo line to Harrow and Wealdstone

Another terms for anal sex. On maps of the London Underground, the Bakerloo line is coloured brown. Harrow and Wealdstone is the station at the end of the line.

He and Dale Winton were taking the Bakerloo line to Harrow and Wealdstone.

by Web Willy April 7, 2003

Pull a Link

To pull an object seemingly out of nowhere, like the protagonist Link from the Zelda series.

Boy 1: "Where do expect me to get the phone from? I have no pockets"

Boy 2: "I don't know, pull a Link."

by lmnopqrs11 December 24, 2010

Lindsey

A meme god who is respected by all. Spends her existence in anxiety, depression, and memes.

I am a Lindsey. Obey me peasant.

by Meme God Daddy November 19, 2017

Lincy

Prettiest girl in the world

Guy 1: "Hey did you see that girl?"
Guy 2: "Yea she's lincy!"
Guy 1: "Yes she is beyond beautiful"

by Lincy's hun November 21, 2011

Linus Blanket

Another word for a pacifier, comforter or security blanket, but it can be used as a metaphor. Originating from the comic strip Peanuts, the character Linus is always holding his blanket for protection. His dependence has lead to this being a pop-culture reference to all such objects in relation to those who need them.

The term became a lot more popular after the term was used by Simon Pegg in an early episode of the hit TV sitcom Spaced.

"Does the convenience storekeeper really need that Baseball bat under the counter?"

"Not really, it's just a Linus Blanket, he'll never use it!"

by MikeSynonymous February 18, 2010