| BACKLINERS | • backliners n. Plural of backliner. • BACKLINER n. (Canadian) a defenceman, especially in hockey. |
| BASELINERS | • baseliners n. Plural of baseliner. • BASELINER n. a tennis-player who stays on or near the baseline. |
| BLUELINERS | • blueliners n. Plural of blueliner. • BLUELINER n. a machine which makes blueprints. |
| FLATLINERS | • flatliners n. Plural of flatliner. • FLATLINER n. one who flatlines. |
| HANDLINERS | • handliners n. Plural of handliner. • HANDLINER n. one who fishes with a handline. |
| HARDLINERS | • hardliners n. Plural of hardliner. • hard-liners n. Plural of hard-liner. • HARDLINER n. one who takes a hardline. |
| HEADLINERS | • headliners n. Plural of headliner. • HEADLINER n. the person whose name is made most prominent in a playbill or programme. |
| INTERLINER | • interliner n. A protective layer between a external cover and a filling, especially as a fire barrier. • interliner n. A passenger whose journey involves changing from one airline to another. • INTERLINER n. the material used to interline parts of garments, now often made of reinforced paper. |
| LINERBOARD | • LINERBOARD n. a thin paperboard used for the flat facings of corrugated containerboard. |
| LONGLINERS | • longliners n. Plural of longliner. • LONGLINER n. one that fishes with a longline. |
| MAINLINERS | • mainliners n. Plural of mainliner. • MAINLINER n. one who takes a narcotic intravenously. |
| PANTILINER | • pantiliner n. (Canada) Alternative form of pantyliner. |
| SIDELINERS | • sideliners n. Plural of sideliner. • SIDELINER n. one who sidelines. |
| SUPERLINER | • superliner n. An ocean liner or cruise liner of over 10,000 gross tons. • SUPERLINER n. a very large ocean liner. |