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First, I need to figure out what "three lined" means. The word "lined" can have several meanings. In sports like bowling, a three-liner is a type of lane marking, right? So maybe it's related to that. But the user wants it explained humorously, so perhaps stretching that context. Wait, "three-lined" could also refer to something having three lines in its structure. Like a poem with three lines or a logo with three horizontal lines. Maybe they're talking about a parking spot divided into three lines? Not sure. Need to connect it to something funny. Let me go with the bowling lane idea since that's technical. So, define it as related to bowling lanes having three distinct lane markers. But make it hilarious. Maybe exaggerate how important those lines are for bowlers, like they're the roadmap of their destiny or something. Then the example sentence needs to be edgy. So instead of a safe context, maybe use "three lined" in a creepy setting. Like a haunted location where the three lines are somehow portals or ghosts lurking between them. Or perhaps in a description of a place that's unsettling because of those three lines... Hmm. Wait, maybe "three lined" is used metaphorically. Like something that's triply marked or divided. But the example needs to be edgy. Maybe a tattoo design with three lines that symbolize something dark? Not sure. Need to make it clear and funny in the definition first. Let me structure the definition step by-step: start with bowling, then expand humorously. Then for the sentence, set it in a spooky alley where the three lines are sinister... Or maybe a place where three lines of something creepy intersect, like blood trails or something. Need to be clever but still funny and slightly unsettling. Check if "three lined" has other meanings. Maybe in poetry, a three-line structure, but that's less likely. The bowling lane explanation seems solid. For the example, perhaps a scene in a horror movie where the protagonist enters a room with three sinister lines on the floor, hinting at something... Or maybe ghostly footprints forming three lines? Not sure. Need to make it edgy without being too vague. Alternatively, use "three lined" in a biological context humorously, like an animal with three stripes, but that's probably not edge-worthy. Sticking with bowling and then a horror example makes sense. So, putting it all together: Definition connecting to bowling lanes as three markings, then an example sentence set in a haunted bowling alley where the three lines are something eerie. Maybe ghosts use the pins' layout to haunt... Or the lines themselves are demarcations of other realms. Need to be creative but still funny and slightly creepy. Final check: Ensure the humor is obvious and the example is edgy without crossing into explicit territory. Keep it light yet unsettling. Alright, time to draft the answer. Definition: Three lined™ is the overwhelming sensation you get when you realize... wait, no—let me break it down! "Three lined" is a term borrowed from bowling jargon. It refers to an alley meticulously marked with three parallel white stripes (often fluorescent) on the lane. These lines act as cryptic guides, telling bowlers where to place their strikes in a cosmic game of pin-gaming roulette. Imagine Earth’s axis literally groveling under neon interrogation: "THREE LINES! Are you trying to cheat death?" The tension is palpable—every scratch-along-the-line could spell doom or eternal glory. Example Sentence: In the decrepit alley, the ghostly bartender swiped a spectral finger across the floorboards and muttered, " Three lined, I swear those damned lines summoned Mephisto himself. Did he really mark his territory with three stripes—or was it just low-budget lighting? " The patrons shivered as shadows coiled between the neon ribs like vipers awaiting their next round of pinless terror.
