interlined
/ˌɪntərˈlaɪnd/
adjective
- (of a garment or fabric) having an extra layer of material between the outer fabric and the lining for warmth or structure.
- She bought an interlined curtain to keep the room dark and warm.
- The winter coat was interlined with a thick wool layer.
- The tailor recommended an interlined jacket for extra durability.
- (of a document or text) having writing or marks inserted between lines of existing text.
- The teacher returned the essay interlined with helpful comments.
- The contract was interlined with additional clauses by the lawyer.
- The old manuscript was interlined with corrections in red ink.
verb
- past tense of interline: to insert something between lines of text or between layers of fabric.
- The editor interlined the poem with suggested revisions.
- He interlined the letter with notes in the margins.
- She interlined the dress with silk for a softer feel.