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living in sin 

1.) When a man and woman, involved in an intimate sexual relationship, permanently live together but aren't married.

2.) A hit single by Bon Jovi in 1989.
1.) Bill and Susie are living in sin...they've been living together and having sex but aren't married

2.) "I call it love, they call it living in sin"
living in sin by acb November 27, 2006
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Living In Sin 

The Hottest rapper of YourDamSelf Entertainment. Pioneered Hip hop in Mumbai, launched a label in 1997 in London. Hit Songs "Churaliya" and "Money on my mind." Multi talented as he also Produces and DJ's.
Living in Sin is the best rapper alive.

living in sin 

Also known as living together or cohabitation. It's the practice of a couple--usually a man and woman--living together having sex and playing "house" without the benefits of marriage. Living in sin is not a good idea for a couple who is considering marriage, because the couple can get to know each other well enough by the time marriage occurs and living in sin makes a couple more than twice as likely to end up divorced.

see: cohabitation, living together
Living in sin is never a good idea for a couple, and usually ends up a futile attempt to bring a couple closer.

Living in sin with a safety pin 

Word of the Day on April 14, 2015

Living in sin with a safety pin 

The "living in sin" part refers to the christian belif that sex out of wedlock, drinking and cursing,(the lifestyle portrayed on the show) is immoral. The "safetypin" refers to the financialy unraveled group, having to be held together with the minimum amount monetary resources.
John's lifestyle consists of women and drinking, and the finances to support neither; just living in sin with a safety pin.
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