v. to cause to or to bring to a straight row or conformity; to cover the inner side or surface of
The children lined up in an orderly fashion.
The children lined up in an orderly fashion.
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I try to keep abreast of the news. OR They lined up six abreast.
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The coat was lined with shalloon.
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What do we call it when three bodies in space are lined up in a row?
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What did the birds do all day, lined up on the scarecrow's arms?
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Kiev is a riverside city that boasts streets lined with onion-domed churches.
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What was the hilly road lined with?
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What happened when the kids lined up for recess?
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What did Peter mean by the statement, 'No more hot dog rolls lined up on the living room floor'?
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How many pins are lined up in bowling?
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The catafalque lined the coffin.
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How many pairs of children were lined up?
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How are the chickens lined up to meet their new cousins?
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What happened when Winnie zip lined over to Uncle Huck's house?
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The riverbed is lined with rocks.
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aligning;straightening; targeting;facing
unaligned
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lined
bind
blind
dined
find
fined
freind
grind
hind
kind
mind
mined
pined
rind
shined
signed
twined
whined
wind
wined
aligned
assigned
behind
combined
confined
consigned
decdefined
designed
elkind
enshrined
entwined
gschwind
incmaligned
mankind
opined
refined
remind
resigned
unkind
ununsigned
unwind
disincintertwined
realigned
reassigned
redefined
redesigned
unconfined
undefined
undermined
unrefined
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