Down the Line

A broad all encompassing phrase used to describe anywhere that a person does not usually reside.

In South Auckland New Zealand (an area heavily influenced by US gansta culture) it is essentially a 'place' being anywhere except where they are supposed to be.

Q: Where is your old man?
A: He is down the line

Q: Why did you miss your court case?
A: 'I was down the line'.

by drleocute March 6, 2009

blur the line

You have a significant other, and also have a strong friendship with someone else. The relationship has strict boundaries to remain as a friendship. However, instances occur, which could be perceived as more than "just friends" behavior.

Jane was dating Dave. Dave neglected Jane. Jane met John. John and Jane became "friends" and proceeded to blur the line, when drunk, between being friends and more.

by bettermoments February 2, 2009

top of the line

something used to describe a person, a thing, a place or a group that is the best in a certain category.

antonio: yo brother! check out those chicks man. they are on top of the line!

sean: damn nice man. quality!

by seanwoodsen September 4, 2010

Aerosmith - Draw The Line

Draw The Line is an amazing rock album created by awesome hard-rock band, Aerosmith. Draw The Line was a follow-up too there previous album, titles, Rocks. Although this record was not as successfull as their last two albums, Toys In The Attic and Rocks, Draw the Line still kicks ass!

Aerosmith - Draw The Line is one of my favourite albums!

by GrandPoop October 7, 2010

On the line

1. A term used by old folk to call being online.

2. A threat or warning

- "Woah man! Might wanna back up, you're on the line."

- "Come on, I dare you to step on the line."

by TenaciousWarlord May 17, 2016

Surfing the Line

When you are feeling not really happy but not really sad. Maybe under the influence of antidepressants.

Adam: Hey Fred how ya doing

Fred: Meh, so so just surfing the line.

by Aserath October 26, 2008

Going to the line

To go to the county line where alcohol can be found, commonly used in Arkansas, due to the large amount of "Dry counties" where you cannot buy liquor.

"Hey man, while you're out, can you pick me up a 30 pack?"
"Sure, i'm going to the line anyways."

by mayfield1114 November 23, 2011