on the line
on the line by The Return of Light Joker July 3, 2008
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On the line
On the line by TenaciousWarlord May 17, 2016
on the line
When a bro only texts a girl when he's lonely or needs attention. Usually he's inconsistent and keeps her on a rotation with other girls. Basically leading a girl on through text. No commitment.
"yeah, i'm not really looking for a relationship right now so I'm just keeping this girl on the line."
on the line by TripleC October 27, 2014
On the line
To be talking to someone on the phone, either through landline, mobile or messaging/calling apps (Whatsapp, Messenger, Discord, Xbox/PS chat etc.)
On the line by Jack Spank9049 December 24, 2022
On the line for that ass.
Originally coined by Joanlebaptiste of chaturbate fame as "Put that ass on that line". It was later modified by user _gustave to "On the line for that ass".
On the line for that ass. by On the line for that ass June 1, 2016
Get George Bush on the line
Get George Bush on the line by amberyo June 1, 2009
ace on the line
A phrase used to state that a person(or group of people)has the upper hand. Made popular in the book series "DeathLands" By James Axler
ace on the line by yuloveme537 June 12, 2007
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