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string line
string line
noun
- billiards another name for baulk line
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Word History and Origins
Origin of string line1
An Americanism dating back to 1865–70
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Example Sentences
Once these strings dry, some kind of detail piping or ornament is attached at the top string line to hide the starts.
From Salon
There is one point where the string lines are marked triple forte, yet crescendo from there, accents spiking the way.
From New York Times
But while keeping the hushed dynamics steady, Lim bent individual string lines away from the expected polyphonic patterns.
From New York Times
During the electrification boom of the 1920s, private providers were reluctant to install poles and string lines hundreds of miles into sparsely populated areas.
From New York Times
Every note in the opening’s jumpy string lines was clear; the syncopated accents had extra punch.
From New York Times
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