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liner

[lahy-ner] / ˈlaɪ nər /




NOUN
line drive
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But RMS Olympic - launched the year before Titanic - served as a trans-Atlantic liner for the White Star line for 24 years.

From BBC

Rather than split the company, Cahillane would stake his—and Kraft Heinz’s—future on first turning around an ocean liner of a company with nearly 200 brands.

From The Wall Street Journal

I lost a small ladle I used for watering each dog, a cloth glove liner I took off while working on a dog’s feet, a roll of tape, and finally, a hat.

From Literature

Fears of higher fuel costs punished airlines and cruise liners, while energy stocks clung to a weekly gain.

From The Wall Street Journal

As the liner notes explain, Dylan is the third-most popular covered songwriter ever, outranked only by The Beatles and Duke Ellington.

From Salon