fishlines

/ˈfɪʃˌlaɪnz/
noun
  1. Thin, strong cords or strings used for fishing, with a hook attached at one end.
    • Modern fishlines are often made of braided nylon for strength.
    • The old fisherman carefully untangled his fishlines after a long day on the lake.
    • He packed extra fishlines in his tackle box before the trip.
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