House
Line
Line noun - A group of persons who come from the same ancestor.
Usage example: a 10th of all island residents are members of the line of this early settler
How words are described
| old | old house | old line |
| particular | particular house | particular line |
| common | common house | common line |
| certain | certain house | certain line |
| Other adjectives: current, standard, original, simple, small, actual, entire, real, great, main, famous, royal, titular, next, last, different. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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Every episode of Mama's Family ended with an Establishing Shot of the house, and Mama always spoke the last line, which was always a zinger.
Source: Every Episode Ending -
On a line which does not have caller ID, it could be used to pretend to be calling from outside the house while actually calling from another room.
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A line of men marches toward the house with automatic weapons going full blast, the bullets tearing the house to bits.
Source: More Dakka
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