American Dictionary
Definition line in American English
line
verb
What are red words?
Around 90% of spoken and written English relies on just 7,500 common words.
These words are highlighted in red and are ranked using a star system.
- One-star words are commonly used
- Two-star words are even more common
- Three-star words are the most frequently used
[transitive]
verb
What are red words?
Around 90% of spoken and written English relies on just 7,500 common words.These words are highlighted in red and are ranked using a star system.
- One-star words are commonly used
- Two-star words are even more common
- Three-star words are the most frequently used
/laɪn/
Related Words
Words related to line:
a fine line between (phrase)
A-line (adjective)
above-the-line (adjective)
the line (phrase)
assembly line (noun)
attention line (noun)
bar line (noun)
be in line for something (phrase)
bikini line (noun)
bottom line (noun)
branch line (noun)
bring into line (phrase)
chat line (noun)
chorus line (noun)
color line (noun)
into line (phrase)
command line (noun)
credit line (noun)
cross a line (phrase)
dedicated line (noun)
desire path (noun)
digital subscriber line (noun)
dividing line (noun)
dotted line (noun)
double yellow line (noun)
draw a line in the sand (phrase)
draw the line (phrase)
drop someone a (phrase)
feed someone a line (phrase)
finish line (noun)
finishing line (noun)
firing line (noun)
fishing line (noun)
foul line (noun)
front line (noun)
front-line (adjective)
get a line on something (phrase)
goal line (noun)
hook, line, and sinker (phrase)
with (phrase)
in the line of duty (phrase)
in the line of fire (phrase)
in-line skating (noun)
the front line (phrase)
join a line (phrase)
jump in line (phrase)
lay it on the line (phrase)
line (noun)
line (verb)
line dancing (noun)
line drawing (noun)
line drive (noun)
line graph (noun)
line item (noun)
line management (noun)
line manager (noun)
line of scrimmage (noun)
line printer (noun)
line up (phrasal verb)
line your pockets (phrase)
line-out (noun)
main line (noun)
on line (phrase)
on the line (phrase)
out of line (phrase)
outside (phrase)
party line (noun)
picket line (noun)
pitch someone a (phrase)
plumb line (noun)
poverty line (noun)
power line (noun)
production line (noun)
punch line (noun)
put your neck on the line (phrase)
red line (noun)
reporting line (noun)
service line (noun)
sign on the dotted line (phrase)
solid line (noun)
someone’s bottom line (phrase)
stand in line (phrase)
starting line (noun)
state line (noun)
step out of line (phrase)
subject line (noun)
supply line (noun)
tag line (noun)
take a firm (phrase)
take a hard line (phrase)
tan line (noun)
the date line (noun)
the end of the (phrase)
the international date line (noun)
the of least resistance (phrase)
the Mason-Dixon Line ()
the snow-line (noun)
top line (noun)
wait line (phrase)
washing line (noun)