linecook energy

Someone who lives live in the edge. No particular goal, but doesn’t have the energy to off themselves. Unfinished tattoos, chain smokes cigarettes Or vapes, and has a terrible attitude. But if you know them, they’re one of the best friends to have. Will always come through

He has linecook energy. Terrible attitude

by sksraptor October 29, 2022

Chameleon Line

A drug reference to doing a line of cocaine, then immediately after, licking an LSD tab.

“Hey man, wanna do a chameleon line?”

by Artemisriel December 31, 2019

Polish Line Dancing

Polish Line Dancing :

It's a two man circle jerk. With only two participants the only two positions are face to face whackin it, or side by side jerking their hogs. Switch between the two if you like, but never forget... You are in the middle of a Polish Line Dance, or Polish Line Dancing.

Matt was shocked when his brother Wesley shouted to him,... "After chores, we should do some Polish Line Dancing

by Jeddbobb December 13, 2022

Caleb-Line

A line with a fellow named Caleb at the front.

“The Caleb-Line is the best of the lines.” -Some guy

by Coolguy1237 May 4, 2023

crossing the finish line

1. achieve an orgasm

Babydoll, I'll have you crossing the finish line every time.

by FightinEngineer March 1, 2011

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

Medicine Line

The Medicine Line is the US/Canadian Border. Specifically, the part of the border that runs along the 49th Parallel from the Midwest to the Pacific Ocean. In the frontier days when battles between US troops and Native Americans were common, the tribes would often flee North into British/Canadian territory to rest and recuperate after a fight. Because the land North of the 49th Parallel was not American territory, US soldiers were forced to stop at that point, and allow the tribes to get away. For it's apparently magical ability to stop advancing American troops, Native Americans gave the 49th Parallel the name "Medicine Line," a term that shows how tribes at that time believed medicine and magic to be closely connected.

The term is still used extensively in Western North America, especially by people who cross the border frequently.

"Are you driving from Seattle to Vancouver today?"

"Yep, I'm crossing the Medicine Line."

by KBLI October 30, 2009