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high line

high line noun: the target area above the opponent's midriff.

Noun

high line (plural high lines)

  1. The target area above the opponent's midriff.

Proper noun capitalized: High Line

High Line

  1. An elevated linear park built on a disused length of railway line in New York

Antonyms of high line

Forms of high line

pluralhigh lines

Questions about high line

What does high line mean?
High line means the target area above the opponent's midriff.
What part of speech is high line?
High line can be a noun or a proper noun.
What is the plural of high line?
The plural of high line is high lines.

Words near high line in the dictionary

  1. high licence
  2. high licences
  3. high license
  4. high licenses
  5. high life
  6. high line
  7. high lines
  8. High Littleton
  9. high living
  10. high livings
  11. high lonesome sound

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