interline adjective. ['ɪntǝlʌɪn] M20.
[from INTER- 2 + LINE noun².]
Designating or pertaining to transport using more than one route, service, etc.
Aviation News The motorway link between the airports is sufficient for interline traffic.

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interline verb¹. [ɪntǝ'lʌɪn] Also (earlier) enterline. LME.
[medieval Latin interlineare, formed as INTER- + Latin linea LINE noun².]
1. verb trans. Insert additional words between the lines of (a document). Usu. in pass. (Foll. by with.) LME.
■ G. Shelvocke Written by several hands, and interlin'd in a great many places.

2. verb trans. Insert (a word or words) between the lines of a document. L16.
■ W. Stubbs These words were found interlined in Richard's grant.

3. verb intrans. Make interlinear insertions. L16.
■ Swift Blot out, correct, insert, refine, Enlarge, diminish, interline.

4. verb trans. Mark with lines, esp. of various colours. L16-M17.

5. verb trans. Intersperse with lines of something else; insert as lines in something. E17-M18.
■ T. Watson Mercy interlined with judgment.
■ Defoe I saw the foot..interlined among the horse.

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interline verb² trans. [ɪntǝ'lʌɪn] L15.
[from INTER- 1 + LINE verb¹.]
Put an extra layer of (stiffened) material between the lining and the outer material of (the whole or part of a garment).

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interline verb³. [ɪntǝ'lʌɪn] L20.
[from INTER- 2 + LINE noun².]
1. verb intrans.
a. Use transport by more than one route, service, etc. L20.
b. Provide interconnections with another service. L20.

2. verb trans. Provide interconnecting transport for. L20.

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