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stink line

stink line noun: one of multiple, usually wavy, lines, in a drawing, emanating from something to indicate that it smells bad.

Noun

stink line (plural stink lines)

  1. One of multiple, usually wavy, lines, in a drawing, emanating from something to indicate that it smells bad.

Forms of stink line

pluralstink lines

Questions about stink line

What does stink line mean?
Stink line means one of multiple, usually wavy, lines, in a drawing, emanating from something to indicate that it smells bad.
What part of speech is stink line?
Stink line is a noun.
What is the plural of stink line?
The plural of stink line is stink lines.

Words near stink line in the dictionary

  1. stink heads
  2. stink like a mackerel
  3. stink like a mackerel in the moonlight
  4. stink like a mackerel in the sun
  5. stink like a polecat
  6. stink line
  7. stink lines
  8. stink on ice
  9. stink out
  10. stink pretty
  11. stink the joint out

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