set·line 
(sĕtlīn′)
(sĕtlīn′)n.
1. A long fishing line anchored at both ends and bearing baited hooks at regular intervals along its length. Also called trawl, trawl line, trotline.
2. A fishing line affixed at one end to an object on the shore and left unattended.
- monopteros
- monorail
- monosaccharide
- monosodium glutamate
- monosome
- monosomic
- monosomy
- monospermous
- monostand
- monostich
- monostome
- monosulfide
- monosyllabic
- monosyllabically
- monosyllable
- monosynaptic
- monosynaptically
- monotheism
- monotheist
- monotheistic
- monotheistically
- monothematic
- monotherapy
- monotint
- monotone