liner
/ˈlaɪnər/Definitions
1. noun
A ship or boat that travels along a fixed route, typically with stops at various ports.
“The cruise liner was a beautiful sight as it arrived in the harbor.”
2. noun
A layer or sheet of material, especially a thin sheet of metal or plastic, used to line something.
“The liner was put in place to prevent the container from coming into contact with the food.”
3. noun
A person who travels by a specified route, especially a bus or train.
“The liner was waiting for the passengers to board the bus.”
4. verb
To put or place something, especially a sheet of material, in a particular position.
“The workers were lining the pipes with insulation to keep them warm.”
5. verb
To provide something, especially a route or a service, for people to travel on.
“The company was lining a new route for the bus service.”