Synonyms and antonyms of Lines of people or their vehicles in British Thesaurus

caravan (noun)

a group of people and vehicles travelling together, especially in a desert

chain (noun)

a group of people that form a line

column (noun)

a long line of people or vehicles moving together

cordon (noun)

a line of people, especially police officers or soldiers, that stops other people from going somewhere

crocodile (noun)

British a group of children walking in pairs in a line

file (noun)

a line of people walking or standing behind each other

flow (noun)

the continuous movement of a line of vehicles or people

line (noun)

a row of people or things

line (noun)

mainly American a queue of people waiting for something

phalanx (noun)

formal a group of people or things standing or placed close together

procession (noun)

used about people or vehicles that are moving in a line

queue (noun)

British a line of people waiting for something in a shop or similar place. The usual American word is line

single file (noun)

a line of people or things in which one is directly behind the other

train (noun)

a line of people, animals, or vehicles that move slowly together