wavyline

noun
UK /ˈweɪvi laɪn/
US /ˈweɪvi laɪn/

A line that goes up and down in little curves like a snake.

The teacher drew a wavyline across the page to separate the two sections.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A decorative border made of small curves.

The invitation had a blue wavyline around the edge.

3. A mark showing that something is not straight or smooth.

He traced a wavyline on the map to show the winding river.

4. A symbol used in writing to show a rising and falling sound.

The singer followed the wavyline above the notes to know when to change pitch.