Elizabeth line

1. A line of ground powdered substance (typically cocaine) inhaled through a nostrel using a banknote featuring a portrait of Her Maj Queen Elizabeth II (i.e., banknotes of the UK and Crown dependencies)

2. A £19bn railway line in south-east England running from Essex to Berkshire, cutting underground through central London

Camilla made the Elizabeth line a mainstay of her morning ritual

Elizabeth Line

Rail project built between 2008-2022 in London, England. It was formerly called Crossrail, and serves two commuter routes, linked by a new, purpose built, core section. It runs from Heathrow and Reading in the west, to Sheffield and Abbey Wood in the east, supplementing connections to many important interchanges, such as Paddington, Liverpool Street and Stratford.

P1: Hey man, do you know how I can get from King's Cross to Canary Wharf?

P2: Easy, take the Circle line down to Farringdon, change to the Elizabeth Line, and it's direct from there.

P1: Thanks man.