lineup

line·up

noun \ˈlī-ˌnəp\

Definition of LINEUP

1

a : a list of players taking part in a game (as of baseball) b : the players on such a list

2

a : an alignment (as in entertainment or politics) of persons or things having a common purpose, distinction, or bond <the show's star-studded lineup> b : line 11 c : a television programming schedule

3

: a line of persons arranged especially for inspection or for identification by police

Examples of LINEUP

1. The team has a powerful lineup.
2. The networks all had different lineups for the new season.
3. She was asked to pick her attacker out of a lineup.

First Known Use of LINEUP

1889

Other Broadcasting Terms

continuity, dissolve, fade, feed, remote, residual, spike, wipe