inline
adjective or adverb(in-line)
having the parts or units arranged in a straight line; also : being so arranged
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noun(in-line)
an internal combustion engine in which the cylinders are arranged in one or more parallel straight lines
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noun(in-line)
a roller skate whose wheels are set in-line for greater speed and maneuverability
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noun(in-line)
a shoe with wheels set in a straight line on the bottom that is used for skating
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noun(in-line)
a length of cord or cord-like material: such as
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noun(in-line)
a comparatively strong slender cord
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noun(in-line)
clothesline
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idiom(in-line)
in agreement with
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idiom(in-line)
within someone's view : where someone can see (something or someone); also : blocking someone's view
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idiom(in-line)
in a place or position not protected from attack or criticism
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idiom(in-line)
while doing one's job