| LINEABLE | • lineable adj. Able to be lined. • LINEABLE adj. that can be lined, also LINABLE. |
| LINEAGES | • lineages n. Plural of lineage. • LINEAGE n. direct descent from an ancestor, also LIGNAGE, LYNAGE. |
| LINEALLY | • lineally adv. (Genealogy) By direct descent. • LINEAL adv. being directly descended from ancestor. |
| LINEARLY | • linearly adv. In a linear manner. • linearly adv. In a straight line. • linearly adv. Sequentially in time; chronologically. |
| LINEATED | • lineated adj. Alternative form of lineate. • LINEATED adj. marked with lines, also LINEATE. |
| LINEBRED | • LINEBRED adj. produced by breeding within a particular line of descent. |
| LINECUTS | • linecuts n. Plural of linecut. • LINECUT n. a type of printing plate. |
| LINELESS | • lineless adj. Free of lines. • LINELESS adj. without lines. |
| LINELIKE | • linelike adj. Resembling or characteristic of a line. • LINELIKE adj. like a line. |
| LINEMATE | • linemate n. (Sports) Someone who plays in the same offensive or defensive line. • LINEMATE n. a hockey player on the same line as another. |
| LINENIER | • LINENY adj. like linen. |
| LINESMAN | • linesman n. (Soccer) An assistant referee. • linesman n. (Tennis, dated) A male line judge. • linesman n. (Ice hockey) An official whose primary task is to watch the blue line and determine when there has been an offside. |
| LINESMEN | • linesmen n. Plural of linesman. • LINESMAN n. an official who helps the referee or umpire in various sports, esp. by indicating when the ball has gone out of play. |