interline

¹in·ter·line

transitive verb \ˌin-tər-ˈlīn\

Definition of INTERLINE

: to insert between lines already written or printed

— in·ter·lin·e·a·tion \-ˌli-nē-ˈā-shən\ noun

Origin of INTERLINE

Middle English enterlinen, from Medieval Latin interlineare, from Latin inter- + linea line

First Known Use: 15th century

Rhymes with INTERLINE

aerodyne, agate line, alkaline, androgyne, anodyne, anticline, Apennine, aquiline, argentine, asinine, auld lang syne, Aventine, Ballantyne, balloon vine, battle line, borderline, bottom-line, Byzantine, calamine, calcimine, Caroline, catarrhine, Catiline, celandine, centerline, cisalpine, claymore mine, clementine, colubrine, columbine, Columbine, concubine, conga line, contour line, Coppermine, coralline, countermine, countersign, credit line, crystalline, cytokine, dessert wine, disincline, dollar sign, down-the-line, draw the line, eglantine, endocrine, equal sign, Esquiline, exocrine, fescennine, finish line, firing line, Florentine, gas turbine, genuine, gregarine, infantine, intertwine, iodine, Johannine, knotty pine, leonine, Levantine, Liechtenstein, limber pine, lubber line, minus sign, monkeyshine, morning line, muscadine, on deadline, on the line, opaline, palatine, Palatine, Palestine, party line, passerine, picket line, porcupine, psittacine, realign, redefine, redesign, riverine, saccharine, sapphirine, saturnine, second-line, serpentine, service line, sibylline, Siegfried line, sixty-nine, sounding line, subalpine, sparkling wine, static line, steam turbine, story line, table wine, Theatine, three-point line, timberline, toe the line, transalpine, Tridentine, turnverein, turpentine, underline, undermine, Ursuline, uterine, valentine, vespertine, viperine, vulturine, waterline, wind turbine, worry line

²interline

transitive verb

Definition of INTERLINE

: to provide (a garment) with an interlining

Origin of INTERLINE

Middle English, from inter- + linen to line

First Known Use: 15th century

³interline

adjective

Definition of INTERLINE

: relating to, involving, or carried by two or more transportation lines

First Known Use of INTERLINE

1897