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interline¹ Definition

inter·line (in′tər līn, intər līn′)

transitive verb -·lined, -·lin·ing

  1. to write or print between the lines of (a text, document, etc.)
  2. to insert between the lines to interline notes on pages

Etymology: ME enterlynen < ML interlineare: see inter- & line

adjective

of, relating to, or using more than one transportation line or system

interline¹ Related Forms
in′·ter·lin′·ea·tion noun
interline² Definition

inter·line (in′tər līn, intər līn′)

transitive verb -·lined, -·lin·ing

to put an inner lining between the outer material and the ordinary lining of (a garment)

Etymology: inter- + line

interline Synonyms

interline

v.

  1. To write between the lines

    interpolate, interscribe, annotate; see explain.

  2. To put in an interlining

    pack, fill, back, line, face, stuff, pad, quilt, bush, insulate, upholster, cushion; see also line 1.

interline Usage Examples

Object

  • spacing: Typically, the minimum interline spacing between rows of text is given by ascent + descent.
  • curtain: You will make a sample lined and interlined curtain with a hand sewn heading.
  • agreement: A few moments later I'm told MAXjet, much to its surprise, apparently does not hold an interline agreement with BA.
  • ticket: Interline electronic tickets can be issued by both US Airways and United through their respective reservations centers, airports and ticket offices.
  • product: United implemented its first interline product with Air Canada in June 1999.
  • e-tickets: Plans are in place to enable travel agents to issue interline e-tickets for travel on United and Continental later this year.

Modifying Another Word

  • first: United implemented its first interline product with Air Canada in June 1999.
  • not: Qantas doesn't deal with Westjet or other low cost carriers who do not interline.
interline Quotes

Then, rising with Aurora's light, The Muse invoked, sit down to write; Blot out, correct, insert, refine, Enlarge, diminish, interline.

—Swift,Jonathan