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one-line sky

one-line sky noun: a thin line of sky visible through a narrow passage between huge rocks.

Noun

one-line sky (plural one-line skies)

  1. (especially, uncommon) A thin line of sky visible through a narrow passage between huge rocks.

Forms of one-line sky

pluralone-line skies

Origin of one-line sky

Perhaps a calque from Chinese?

Questions about one-line sky

What does one-line sky mean?
One-line sky means a thin line of sky visible through a narrow passage between huge rocks.
What part of speech is one-line sky?
One-line sky is a noun.
What is the plural of one-line sky?
The plural of one-line sky is one-line skies.

Words near one-line sky in the dictionary

  1. one-hundredths
  2. one-itis
  3. one-legged
  4. one-leggeds
  5. one-line skies
  6. one-line sky
  7. one-line whip
  8. one-line whips
  9. one-liner
  10. one-liners
  11. one-man

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