v. to cause to or to bring to a straight row or conformity; to cover the inner side or surface of; n. something that lines especially an inner surface
He was lining up the students. OR He tore the lining in his coat.
He was lining up the students. OR He tore the lining in his coat.
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What did Mallie have sewn into the lining of her coat?
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The scientist is analyzing the membranous lining.
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Your retina is tissue lining located at the back of the eye.
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What was lining up in front of the school?
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The pleura makes a lining for the chest cavity.
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The statuary lining the rose garden beckoned the visitors.
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What does Amy find in the lining of the leather jacket that once belonged to her mother?
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What color was the lining of the mitten?
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What was sewn in the lining of Gogol's coat?
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What are people lining up to see?
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He tore the lining in his coat.
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aligning;straightening; targeting;facing
unaligned
2 syllables
lin-ing
breining
brining
dining
fining
mining
pining
shining
signing
twining
vining
whining
wining
aligning
assigning
combining
confining
decdefining
designing
divining
opining
recrefining
resigning
vanhyning
realigning
reassigning
redefining
redesigning
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