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From the many cousins, friends, childhood buddies that attach themselves to professional athletes and entertainers and never quite reach independant adulthood. They live off the fame and money of their more famous counterparts. Derived from Male groupie
Many of the Indiana Pacers and Indianapolis Colts players are always accompanied to clubs and other funtions not with their girlfriends and wives, but with their LIVE-INS...
Live-In by Gr8 w0man April 15, 2005
A Live-in is a girl in her late teens to early twenties whom a married couple has live-in the home.

This can be any married couple. It's typically a couple in their late 20's to 40's.

This couple is well established and has a live-in which they both get along with well enough to spend extended periods of time. This is not to be confused with a housekeeper, cook, assistant, nanny or "Au pair."

A live-in's relationship is sexual in nature.

Although a unicorn or sugar baby can be upgraded to live-in, a unicorn or sugar baby is a special occasion.

A live-in is of college age.

A live-in should never be older than 25.

At 25 she becomes a sister-wife or is swapped out for a new live-in and is demoted unicorn.

A live-in assists the wife in day-to-day activities such as housekeeping, cooking, errands or works as an intern.
She also serves as a companion for the wife while the husband is busy.

The live in will have a room, but spends a the bulk of time w/ the couple.

She will NEVER replace the first wife who is number one.

It is important as the man to never spend more time with a live-in than he spends with his wife.

A live-in does not pay rent. Depending on the situation will typically have some sort of paid position within the business to make her duties easy to complete.
Mo: I've gotta have my live-in pick my car up from the dealer later. They had to replace the A/C already.
Ken: What's a live-in?
Mo: This 19 year old film student from NYU is spending the summer with us interning.
Ken: U fuck her?

Mo: Of course.

Ken: Does the wife know about it?

Mo: Yeah she's our live-in.......
Ken: Reaaaaaaaaaally.........
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Mo:Hey can you swing by MCB and pick up the wagon?
Wife: I can't I've gotta pick up the kids from football practice.
Mo:I guess I can get it before work tomorrow.

Wife:No, I'll have the live-in grab it and drop the courtesy car there!
Mo: Perfect, see you guys at home.
Live-in by YungGucci December 12, 2022
Living in your fraternity or sorority house.
I love living in. All the girls around all the time is great for my gossip quotient.
Live in by herselfelf March 17, 2004
V. Living at a fraternity or sorority house for an extended period of time.

N. One who lives at a fraternity house, including but not limited to the girls who live at fraternity house over the summer while the sororities shut down.
All the Delta Delta Delta girls are going to live in at Theta Chi over the summer.
live in by livingfallacy July 19, 2007
A 'live-in' refers to a situation negotiated with pub management, allowing a patron to live in the pub.

Typically includes sleeping on a pub bench, scurrying/traipsing about during the day, and can include administrative matters such as post delivered directly to the pub.

End goal is typically your photo framed on the wall in an outfit of your choice.
I managed to negotiate a live in situation at the Jerus
Live In by Beady Eyed Bar Manager September 24, 2025

live in a glass house 

If you live in a glass house, then, it means your are in a vulnerable position that may be easily attacked or rebuked by your opponents
The congressman may live in a glass house when it comes to the ethics issue
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