plural n. 1 a mark that is long relative to its width; 2 a formation of people or things one beside another
Are the lines straight?
Are the lines straight?
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What caused the girls to draw lines on the back of their legs?
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What caused Nia's long lines at the food cart to dwindle?
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When Zack draws two lines and Zoe draws two more, what shape do they make that has four corners?
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The two lines intersected at point A.
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Magnetic field lines spread out from one pole to the other.
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Who was Eloise going to send to make a landing behind enemy lines.
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The reporter read his lines from the cue card.
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How many known Rithmatic lines are there?
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What do the black lines around the cheetah's eyes and nose help with?
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What is the most important thing about the time lines featured in this book?
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What was deciphered in the lines of the prophecy?
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Why was the beach at Dunkirk black with lines that look like snakes?
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''I sit down, noticing how the candlelight accentuates the lines creasing her forehead and the corners of her mouth...'' What does 'accentuate' mean?
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What happened when the dots turned into lines in Terry's story?
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mark; stroke; border; row; queue
circular blob
1 syllables
lines
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