jumpedtheline
verb (past tense)UK /dʒʌmpt ðə laɪn/
US /dʒʌmpt ðə laɪn/
Went in front of people who were waiting before you.
The boy jumpedtheline at the slide, so the teacher sent him to the back.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Started doing something before it was your turn or time.
She jumpedtheline and answered before the teacher called her name.
3. Moved ahead of others in a race or order without permission.
The runner jumpedtheline and was told to start again.
4. Got something early by not following the usual order.
He jumpedtheline for lunch and grabbed the last cookie.