interlines

/ˌɪntərˈlaɪnz/
verb
  1. To insert something between lines of text or between layers of fabric.
    • She interlines the curtains with a blackout fabric for better sleep.
    • The translator interlines the original poem with a word-for-word translation.
    • The editor often interlines the manuscript with small corrections.
noun
  1. Plural of interline; lines or layers inserted between other lines or layers.
    • The coat's interlines were made of a lightweight synthetic material.
    • The interlines in the manuscript helped clarify the meaning.
    • The document had several interlines where the author added new ideas.
What does "interlines" mean? | whatsthatwordmean | whatsthatwordmean