crestline
/ˈkrɛstlaɪn/Definitions
1. noun
The highest or most prominent line of something, especially a ridge or the edge of a mountain range.
“The hikers began their ascent from the crestline of the mountain, where they could see for miles in every direction.”
2. noun
A line or border of something, such as a wave or a roof, that forms a prominent edge or curve.
“The crestline of the wave crashed against the shore, causing the surfers to paddle harder to catch the next big one.”
3. noun
A line or boundary that represents the highest or most prominent point of something, such as a temperature or a level.
“The doctor explained that the patient’s fever had reached the crestline of 104 degrees, but it was expected to subside soon.”