1. behaving improperly
2. not in accordance with what is expected
He skipped class. he's way out of line.
174š 30š
1, not in line with something
2, out of sb's expection
His priorities are quite out of line.
25š 48š
The place where you bitch, moan and cry to the unsuspecting checker who's just trying to provide you a service. You shouldn't do this as usually they don't care about what you're about to say to them about your guacamole jar being out-of-date. They just want to know if your day was alright and if your shopping experience was fine. In all cases, they can just call someone to get you a new one. Be polite please, and learn what the check-out line is actually for: to pay for your products and get them bagged in an orderly fashion.
"Aw man, are we going to the check-out line?"
"Yes, so we can get our stuff checked-out in a decent manner."
1š 4š
To be very far away but not limited to any amount of distance
Can be as far as an hour away or even days
Friend one: hey bro where are you
Friend two: yeah mate just out on the 50 line
Something back-seat drivers frequently do.
Okay, now turn here!
*points in a vague way out of the line of sight of the driver*
15š 6š
Furiously yelling every creative curse one has at another object or person, with the anger not necessarily directed at the person or object.
"When did they stop making all those old school women you could just take your day out on? Y'know, the ones who just let you sit there and blow out the lines, knowing it had nothin' to do with them?" --Bill Burr
merrily we fall out of line out of line, iād fall anywhere with you im by your side