Aging like fine wine

Paget Brewster

"Have you seen Paget Brewster?"

"Yes! I swear, some people are just aging like fine wine!"

by IloveCriminalMinds07 October 20, 2024

fining

fine dining (i can’t believe no one copped it yet)

Me: Hey man, are the fining halls open today?
Friend: Wtf is fining
Me: Fine dining!

by haytgheqhayteam November 22, 2023

Fine Line Willy

Someone who is skilled in their craft and pays extra attention to the tiny details of their work with immense pride and carefulness.

Wow! Look at Adam’s tattoos- he’s a true Fine Line Willy.

by FineLineWilly July 09, 2020

Jim Fine

A man who can be a bit of a cut muscle and is usually into bestiality specifically donkeys

I don't like that cunt muscle Jim Fine, did you know he's into bestiality?

by OGAJ69 September 21, 2021

girl: I'm fine

she is not feeling good (mentally and/or physically) and thinks you (S.O.) might tell her "I know you're not baby, what's wrong?" we may not tell you and might get annoyed if you keep asking but we may eventually tell you but we take your caring words to heart and it usually makes us feel better.

(S.O.): Hey, how are you love?
girl: I'm fine wbu
(S.O.): I know you're not baby, what's wrong?
girl: (explains problem)

(S.O.): Hey, how are you love?
girl: I'm fine wbu
(S.O.): I know you're not baby, what's wrong?
girl: You're right but I'm getting through it, thank you
(S.O.): Of course, let me know if you need ANYTHING

by Elle Annie June 01, 2022

It’s fine

What someone will say to you when they are absolutely horrible and mad at you they just don’t wanna express it usually comes from females

Me: Hey Karen, that I didn’t talk to you yesterday.

Karen: it’s fine

by Billy jelly milly August 10, 2019

Cutting it fine

Cutting it fine" is a British English idiom that means to have a very tight margin or little time/space for something. It implies that something is being done with a narrow or slight margin, as if it is close to failure.

"She/He/They was cutting it fine getting to the airport this afternoon, she/he/they got to the airport gate just minutes before her/his/their flight, leaving very little time to spare."

by Britney Sparkles June 04, 2025