by The Return of Light Joker February 13, 2008
a line between something but making it fair
also harry mf styles (my husband if louis doesn’t marry him) so proud of harry lol😌
also harry mf styles (my husband if louis doesn’t marry him) so proud of harry lol😌
ways it’s used in a sentence:
There was a ‘fine line‘ between protecting and smothering, though.
There was a ‘fine line’ between being frugal and being a miser.
He'd been trying to walk that ‘fine line’ all night.
There was a ‘fine line‘ between protecting and smothering, though.
There was a ‘fine line’ between being frugal and being a miser.
He'd been trying to walk that ‘fine line’ all night.
by JADAXDIRECTIONERXTPWK December 06, 2020
A suburb just outside of Philadelphia known for its reputation of preppy schools, moms, kids, and pretty much everything else. All of the private schools including The Haverford School, The Baldwin School, The Agnes Irwin School, and The Episcopal Academy, are known for their great education and scandalous secrets. To sum it all up the mainline is like the 90210 with rich preppy families who send their children to private schools just to show off how much money they have. The mainline is a community of dirty, rich, and prestigious people who will do anything to one up anyone else.
Don't trust the people on the main line
by Hdbakdbejfbd July 02, 2014
When you divde the drug Cocaine into even lines with a razor blade and proceed to snort the drug through the nose usually with a rolled bill!
by XPR April 02, 2004
by hernan August 28, 2007
by D_C March 24, 2004
The line which you always seem to get onto at the supermarket checkout, the highway tollbooth line or in the bank.
The former always has someone who has a limited supply of cash and no credit card so they have to withdraw some items from their cart and wait for the checkout girl to recalculate and say "you're still 9.69 dollars over".
Or in the second, someone who drops his change and has to stop and scramble under his car.
Or in the latter, you are behind someone who suddenly pulls out wads of cash from his under his shirt for depositing in different accounts.
The former always has someone who has a limited supply of cash and no credit card so they have to withdraw some items from their cart and wait for the checkout girl to recalculate and say "you're still 9.69 dollars over".
Or in the second, someone who drops his change and has to stop and scramble under his car.
Or in the latter, you are behind someone who suddenly pulls out wads of cash from his under his shirt for depositing in different accounts.
by soreofhing July 20, 2009