Mainline Definition

mānlīn
mainlined, mainlines, mainlining
verb
To inject (a narcotic drug) directly into a large vein.
Webster's New World
To inject a drug intravenously.
American Heritage
adjective
Having a principal, prominent, or moderate position or status.
Webster's New World

(rail transport) Of or pertaining to the principal route or line of a railway.

Wiktionary

(rail transport) Of or pertaining to a surface railway as distinct from an underground, elevated or light rail one.

Wiktionary
noun
The principal road, course, etc.
Webster's New World

Origin of Mainline

Mainline Sentence Examples

  • We also remain accessible for our members, being within easy reach of most London mainline railroad stations.

  • Over 2,000 women attended this event, planned by women leaders from mainline denominations.

  • The West Coast Mainline has become the biggest fiasco in the short history of rail privatization.

  • However by early 1997 only two mainline locomotives were present, one of which was 850.

  • Can also be fished inline with addition of tail rubber with ring swivel to join the mainline to separate hooklink.

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MMAMAI

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ENEINE

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