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bridgeline

bridgeline noun: a tough strand forming the basis of certain spiders' webs.

Noun

bridgeline (plural bridgelines)

  1. A tough strand forming the basis of certain spiders' webs.
  2. A kind of telephone line allowing numerous people to come together in a conference call.

Forms of bridgeline

pluralbridgelines
alternative formbridge line

Origin of bridgeline

From bridge + line.

Questions about bridgeline

What does bridgeline mean?
Bridgeline means a tough strand forming the basis of certain spiders' webs.
What part of speech is bridgeline?
Bridgeline is a noun.
What is the plural of bridgeline?
The plural of bridgeline is bridgelines.

Words near bridgeline in the dictionary

  1. bridgeless
  2. bridgelessness
  3. bridgelet
  4. bridgelets
  5. bridgelike
  6. bridgeline
  7. bridgelines
  8. bridgemaker
  9. bridgemakers
  10. bridgemaking
  11. bridgeman

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