twinline

noun
UK /ˈtwɪnlaɪn/
US /ˈtwɪnlaɪn/

Two lines that run side by side and never touch.

The artist drew a twinline down the middle of the page.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A pair of closely spaced parallel lines used as a decorative pattern.

The wallpaper had a twinline pattern in soft blue.

3. A fishing setup that uses two lines joined together.

He rigged a twinline for stronger trolling.

4. A double track or pair of rails running together.

The old railway used a twinline through the valley.