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windline

windline noun: a conduit in a pipe organ which sends pressurized air from the blower and bellows to the windchests.

Noun

windline (plural windlines)

  1. A conduit in a pipe organ which sends pressurized air from the blower and bellows to the windchests.

Forms of windline

pluralwindlines

Origin of windline

From wind + line.

Questions about windline

What does windline mean?
Windline means a conduit in a pipe organ which sends pressurized air from the blower and bellows to the windchests.
What part of speech is windline?
Windline is a noun.
What is the plural of windline?
The plural of windline is windlines.

Words near windline in the dictionary

  1. windlestraw
  2. windlestraws
  3. Windley
  4. Windleys
  5. windlike
  6. windline
  7. windlines
  8. windling
  9. windlings
  10. windload
  11. windloads

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