Line it out

To correct someone or a situation.

Tom was late for work and did not get his job done. So the boss had to line it out.

by Wordsmith D June 28, 2022

funeral line

A line of cars that would appear as in a police escort to a funeral.

Dude do you see that long ass line of cars, its like a freakin funeral line.

by Mr. Get It Done July 27, 2009

chow-line

Military, prison, or exclusive, rich boarding school cafeteria food line.

Van Der Hooven and Rosenblatt sneered at me in the chow-line because of people reacting badly to my music last period. So I made a face back at 'em, broke the end off my fork to turn it into a shiv, and vowed never to let 'em try out my turntabling equipment.

by Ninja Clan Lord January 3, 2017

line cricket

A woman that sleeps with power line workers and can usually be found getting railed in the formans truck or off in the woods

Look at that girl being a line cricket

by Skippydo October 24, 2017

Tangent Line

Mathematically speaking, a tangent line to a curve is a line which would coincide with the stream of piss you would create if you were trying to pee on a toilet that was shaped like said curve, at 3 am while trying not to make noise.

-Okay kids, does anyone have any questions regarding tangent lines?
-Yea I don't get it.
-Then get the fuck out of my class you little cunt.

by RelativelyRetarded October 17, 2017

line of love

in reference to " hooking a hottie"

Eg. Kris Quim fell across a hottie under the name `j stone-atron` (for obvious reasons of kris being jealous of anyone else having her fit boooo tey her real name will not be processed). The conversation went along the lines of this `she is so fit the things i would do to her id be locked up` and in response i said `tell you what if i was guy phwoar. i would of had her on the line of love by now`.
hence this score like term

by CANYUUDIGIT February 7, 2010

Maland Line

The Maland Line is a line that is drawn around the outside edge of a luggage carousel at a distance of 2 meters (6.6 feet). It is a guide as a place to stand behind and wait until one sees their luggage.

Geez, it would be a lot easier to spot my suitcase if the people were behind the Maland Line instead of standing right next to the luggage carousel

by World_Travelers May 29, 2010