line
noun [C] (GOODS) /laɪn/Definition
C1 a range of similar things that are for sale: There are discounts on many items from our older lines. I was shown all their new lines.Products and producersBuying and selling in general
(Definition of line noun (GOODS) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- -made suffix
- -ware suffix
- boondoggle noun
- by-product noun
- cash crop noun
- commodity noun
- consignment noun
- haberdashery noun (CLOTH)
- ironmonger noun
- loss leader noun
- manufacturer noun
- product noun (THING MADE)
- range noun (SET)
- second noun (DAMAGED PRODUCT)
- special noun
- spin-off noun
- stock noun (SUPPLY)
- throughput noun
- wares noun
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