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Definition of line
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of line is as below...
Line (n.) The
exterior
limit of a
figure,
plat, or
territory;
boundary;
contour;
outline..
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Underbear
::
Underbear
(v. t.) To line; to
guard;
to face; as, cloth of gold
underborne
with blue
tinsel..
Radiate
::
Radiate
(v. t.) To emit or send out in
direct
lines from a point or
points;
as, to
radiate
heat..
Cant
::
Cant (n.) An
inclination
from a
horizontal
or
vertical
line; a slope or
bevel;
a titl.
Frue Vanner
::
Frue
vanner
() A
moving,
inclined,
endless
apron on which ore is
concentrated
by a
current
of
water;
a kind of
buddle..
Dastardy
::
Dastardy
(n.) Base
timidity;
cowardliness.
Massicot
::
Massicot
(n.) Lead
protoxide,
PbO,
obtained
as a
yellow
amorphous
powder,
the fused and
crystalline
form of which is
called
litharge;
lead
ocher.
It is used as a
pigment..
Stream
::
Stream
(n.) A
current
of water or other
fluid;
a
liquid
flowing
continuously
in a line or
course,
either
on the
earth,
as a
river,
brook,
etc., or from a
vessel,
reservoir,
or
fountain;
specifically,
any
course
of
running
water;
as, many
streams
are
blended
in the
Mississippi;
gas and steam came from the earth in
streams;
a
stream
of
molten
lead from a
furnace;
a
stream
of lava from a
volcano..
Affectionate
::
Affectionate
(a.)
Strongly
inclined;
-- with to.
Peucedanin
::
Peucedanin
(n.) A
tasteless
white
crystalline
substance,
extracted
from the roots of the
sulphurwort
(Peucedanum),
masterwort
(Imperatoria),
and other
related
plants;
--
called
also
imperatorin..
Thienone
::
Thienone
(n.) A
ketone
derivative
of
thiophene
obtained
as a white
crystalline
substance,
(C4H3S)2.CO,
by the
action
of
aluminium
chloride
and
carbonyl
chloride
on
thiophene..
Underline
::
Underline
(v. t.) To mark a line
below,
as
words;
to
underscore..
Lean
::
Lean (v. i.) To
incline,
deviate,
or bend, from a
vertical
position;
to be in a
position
thus
inclining
or
deviating;
as, she
leaned
out at the
window;
a
leaning
column..
Masterliness
::
Masterliness
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
masterly;
ability
to
control
wisely
or
skillfully.
Solid
::
Solid (a.) Not
having
the lines
separated
by
leads;
not open.
Indentation
::
Indentation
(n.) The act of
beginning
a line or
series
of lines at a
little
distance
within
the flush line of the
column
or page, as in the
common
way of
beginning
the first line of a
paragraph..
Counterguard
::
Counterguard
(n.) A low
outwork
before
a
bastion
or
ravelin,
consisting
of two lines of
rampart
parallel
to the faces of the
bastion,
and
protecting
them from a
breaching
fire..
Twine
::
Twine (v. i.) To
ascend
in
spiral
lines about a
support;
to climb
spirally;
as, many
plants
twine..
Chilliness
::
Chilliness
(n.)
Formality;
lack of
warmth.
Tautology
::
Tautology
(n.) A
repetition
of the same
meaning
in
different
words;
needless
repetition
of an idea in
different
words or
phrases;
a
representation
of
anything
as the
cause,
condition,
or
consequence
of
itself,
as in the
following
lines:
--//The
dawn is
overcast,
the
morning
lowers,/And
heavily
in
clouds
brings
on the day.
Addison..
Lordliness
::
Lordliness
(n.) The state or
quality
of being
lordly.
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