Meaning & Definition of word "Lined"

Lined

/laɪnd/

verb:

  • 1. Past tense of line; to mark with lines or provide with a lining.
    • Example: The walls of the cave were lined with ancient carvings.
  • 2. To edge or border something.
    • Example: The garden was lined with beautiful flowers.

adjective:

  • 1. Having lines, especially in a specific pattern or arrangement.
    • Example: The artist used a lined paper to create intricate sketches.
  • 2. Marked by lines or stripes.
    • Example: She wore a lined dress that emphasized her figure.

Etymology

From the verb 'line' which means to mark with lines or to cover with a lining.

Common Phrases and Expressions

line up:

to arrange in a line.

in line with:

consistent with something.

Related Words

line:

a long, narrow mark or band.

lining:

a material or substance used to cover the inner surface of something.

Slang Meanings of lined

Meaning: to be excited or ready for something.

Example Sentence: I'm lined for the concert this weekend!

Meaning: to have a lot of something, often used with money.

Example Sentence: He's really lined with cash since he got that promotion.