out of line

1. behaving improperly

2. not in accordance with what is expected

He skipped class. he's way out of line.

by The Return of Light Joker February 12, 2008

out of line

1, not in line with something
2, out of sb's expection

His priorities are quite out of line.

by Jiang Xiaofeng December 26, 2007

merrily we fall out of line out of line

I wouldnt mind - he is we

merrily we fall out of line out of line, i’d fall anywhere with you im by your side

by anonymous December 19, 2023

points in a vague way out of the line of sight of the driver

Something back-seat drivers frequently do.

Okay, now turn here!

*points in a vague way out of the line of sight of the driver*

by Fleabag May 12, 2006

slower than the line out of hell

An expression used to describe anything that is very, very slow. (since a line of people waiting to get out of Hell would logically not move at all!)

Cell phone call:
Guy: Hi, I'm going to be a bit late.
Girl: Why?
Guy: I'm at the grocery store and this line is slower than the line out of hell!
Girl: Well, get here when you can!

by prisoner626 December 18, 2008