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windowline

windowline noun: the line formed by a series of windows.

Noun

windowline (plural windowlines)

  1. The line formed by a series of windows.
    • Deep blue fuselage-length pinstripes begin at the belly and get gradually narrower as they approach the windowline, each trimmed either side in red.1985, Nigel Milton Tomkins, World Airline Colours, volume 1, page 37

Forms of windowline

pluralwindowlines

Origin of windowline

From window + line.

Questions about windowline

What does windowline mean?
Windowline means the line formed by a series of windows.
What part of speech is windowline?
Windowline is a noun.
What is the plural of windowline?
The plural of windowline is windowlines.

Words near windowline in the dictionary

  1. windowlets
  2. windowlicker
  3. windowlickers
  4. windowlight
  5. windowlike
  6. windowline
  7. windowlines
  8. windowmaker
  9. windowmakers
  10. windowmaking
  11. windowman

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