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Wine Line
1. A line of wine bottles, amassed from several nights of drunken debauchery.
2. A helpline concerning wine: where to buy it, how to drink it, what to do without it, etc.
2. A helpline concerning wine: where to buy it, how to drink it, what to do without it, etc.
Got problems with wine? Want to drink some right now? Wife not understand your wine addiction? We do!
Call the wine line for hours of wine-related chat and fun.
WINE everything....?
WINE wine...?
Call the wine line for hours of wine-related chat and fun.
WINE everything....?
WINE wine...?
Wine Line by WINE Susie...? July 12, 2005
Related Words
Wine and line
To entertain someone by giving them cocaine & alcohol, typically in order to gain their favour in some way, either personally or professionally.
I don't waste money at fancy restaurants on tinder dates anymore. It is easier to get them into bed if you just wine and line them instead.
Wine and line by Gold.finger January 13, 2020
dine fine line mine nine pine sine vine wine
very good.
dine fine line mine nine pine sine vine wine by hydorus shui October 4, 2023
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