lineup

noun
UK /ˈlaɪnʌp/
US /ˈlaɪnʌp/

A lineup is a row of people or things standing one behind another.

The teacher asked the children to form a lineup before going outside.

SYNONYMS

rowqueuelinearrangementformation

RELATED WORDS

ordersequencelistgroupprocession

OTHER MEANINGS

2. A group of people chosen to take part in an event or activity.

The coach announced the starting lineup for the game.

3. A group of suspects shown to a witness so they can try to identify someone.

The witness picked the thief out of the police lineup.

4. The schedule of programs planned for a TV or radio station.

The new comedy show is part of the channel's Friday lineup.