second line

a jazz marching band. usually in New Orleans. you can see these people (marching bands) play music with instruments such as trumpets, saxaphone etc goin in a parade after someone dies.

"We gon second line Soulja Slim" -B.G.

by INfaMousgUrL2002 August 1, 2004

Bikini Line

How American women refer to their vulvas, defining them on the basis of what needs to be plucked in order to look good on the beach.

Trisha wanted to look good in a bikini, so she made sure to wax her bikini line.

by OneBadAsp October 22, 2006

Wrapper lines

A terrible joke made by non-technical people in a development shop. They don't actually exist.

That code would be a lot faster if you used wrapper lines.

by senfo August 14, 2012

The Noodle Line

The Noodle line is the severely impoverished demographic of people below the breadline, yet still in employment. This is the skintest of skint. So much so, your entire diet and meal plans are that of freeze dried cheap noodles. Usually Super Noodles as your main meal. The Noodle line is one stage above full blown homelessness.

Have you seen Damien recently? He's asking his colleagues for money and eating super noodles. He must be on the Noodle Line

by Ashley Collin June 13, 2019

fault line

when there's a point reached with an opinion or when two people don't agree on a subject

you don't like Donald trump ? okay we just hit a fault line

by tatianas_lost January 2, 2017

"S" line

A term to that describe a person's figure as curvy , voluptuous, or similar to an hourglass.

With her curvy hips and small waist, everyone could tell she has an "S" line.

by Not Bob March 29, 2015

Senay Line

The middle of a grading spectrum. For example, in most American schools, a 100 point grading system is used. Therefore 50 would be the "Senay Line". This term comes to us by the educational philosopher Mike Senay who reminds us that "50 is half of 100".

"Son, your 53 in English is simply unacceptable."

"Father, I have passed the Senay line and thusly proved my capability in this field you call 'English' "

by Lord McTatertots July 26, 2007