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makeline

makeline noun: a production line for assembling pizza.

Noun

makeline (plural makelines)

  1. A production line for assembling pizza.
    • Many of Domino's most senior people started as drivers or on the makeline.2009, Dave Melton, Tim McIntyre, Hire the American Dream
    • “I didn't think Emeril would be able to pull so many pizzas off the makeline and get them next door so fast,” Frosty was saying, casting her an amiable look.2013, Lisa Plumley, So Irresistible

Forms of makeline

pluralmakelines

Origin of makeline

From make + line.

Questions about makeline

What does makeline mean?
Makeline means a production line for assembling pizza.
What part of speech is makeline?
Makeline is a noun.
What is the plural of makeline?
The plural of makeline is makelines.

Words near makeline in the dictionary

  1. Makeham
  2. makeing
  3. Makela
  4. Makelas
  5. makeless
  6. makeline
  7. makelines
  8. Makem
  9. Makemake
  10. Makemakean
  11. Makemakeans

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