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point-in-line

point-in-line noun: an established threat made with the extended arm.

Noun

point-in-line (plural point-in-lines)

  1. An established threat made with the extended arm.

Forms of point-in-line

pluralpoint-in-lines

Questions about point-in-line

What does point-in-line mean?
Point-in-line means an established threat made with the extended arm.
What part of speech is point-in-line?
Point-in-line is a noun.
What is the plural of point-in-line?
The plural of point-in-line is point-in-lines.

Words near point-in-line in the dictionary

  1. point-and-shooters
  2. point-blank
  3. point-device
  4. point-devise
  5. point-free
  6. point-in-line
  7. point-in-lines
  8. point-instant
  9. point-instants
  10. point-of-view
  11. point-of-viewless

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