A-line

A-line Definition

A-line (ā′līn′)

adjective

fitting close at the top and flaring at the bottom: said of a woman's dress, coat, skirt, etc.

A-line Usage Examples

Converse of object

Modifies a noun

skirt: Wide flared a-line skirt with pale buttons to fasten all the way down the front.
dress: If you are looking for the perfect A-line dress with gorgeous detail this is the one.
shape: Flared a-line shape which you can cinch in with the matching tie belt.
style: The skirt flares out a-line style from under the bust with pretty floating orange embroidered flowers dotted around.
mac: Beige and brown 60's overstitched ring-pull zipper a-line mac Fab late 60's early 70's mac by St Michael in beige with contrasting brown overstitching.
shift: This is a mini dress in an A-line shift style.

Noun used with modifier

ring-pull: Beige and brown 60's overstitched ring-pull zipper a-line mac Fab late 60's early 70's mac by St Michael in beige with contrasting brown overstitching.
zipper: Beige and brown 60's overstitched ring-pull zipper a-line mac Fab late 60's early 70's mac by St Michael in beige with contrasting brown overstitching.
print: Slinky fabric, almost £ 25.00 Autumn flowers 70's floral print a-line skirt A-line 70's polyester skirt with gorgeous floral print.

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