mealline
nounUK /ˈmiːlaɪn/
US /ˈmiːlaɪn/
A mealline is a straight line drawn to show where a meal is served.
The teacher drew a mealline on the table so everyone knew where to put their plates.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A line of people waiting to get food.
A long mealline formed outside the cafeteria at noon.
3. A mark on a menu that separates one course from another.
The chef added a mealline between the starters and the main dishes.
4. A boundary marking the edge of a picnic or dining area.
We set up chairs along the mealline before the outdoor feast.