clearlines
nounUK /ˈklɪəlaɪnz/
US /ˈklɪrlaɪnz/
Clear lines are neat, easy-to-see lines that show where something starts and stops.
The teacher drew clear lines on the paper so we knew where to cut.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. The sharp, easy-to-see edges of a picture or object.
The clear lines of the mountain stood out against the sky.
3. Simple rules that tell people exactly what to do.
The club set clear lines about when to meet.
4. Clean, tidy paths or routes that are easy to follow.
The park has clear lines for bikes and walkers.
5. In art, neat strokes that make a drawing look sharp.
Her clear lines made the cartoon look crisp.