> as lemmas
polyline
polyline n.
Brit. 
/ˈpɒlɪlʌɪn/
, /ˈpɒlɪlʌɪn/U.S. /ˈpɑliˌlaɪn/
Computing a line consisting of multiple segments, used to compose images on screen; (occasionally also, the name of) a tool enabling such a line to be drawn./ˈpɑliˌlaɪn/ΚΠ
1979 Angewandte-Informatik 21 249 The AGF plotfile is a sequential file for storage and transportation of graphics information. It contains records describing graphics primitives (points, vectors, polylines, texts) and their attributes.
1987 PC Week (Nexis) 7 July 83 The poly-line is similar, except that it can be ‘smoothed’ so that the object becomes a continuous curve.
2000 Struct. Engin. 1 Feb. 40/3 An option allows ordinary AutoCAD lines and polylines to be converted into structural member and slab objects.
<
as lemmas
- the mantle and the ring
- the mantuan muse
- the mantuan swan
- the many-headed beast
- the many-headed monster
- the manyheaded beast
- the manyheaded monster
- the marches
- the maritimes
- the marks of
- the marrying kind
- the mass
- thanatocœnose
- thanatocœnosis
- thanatognomonic
- thanatography
- thanatoid
- thanatological
- thanatologies
- thanatologist
- thanatologists
- thanatology
- thanatomantic
- thanatometer
- thanatophidia