setline Definition
- 1a fishing line anchored to the bottom with weights and marked by buoys or floats at the surface
- 2a long line of traps for catching lobsters
Using setline: Examples
Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "setline" can be used in various situations through the following examples!
Example
The fisherman set his setline in the river and waited for a catch.
Example
The lobstermen pulled up their setline full of lobsters.
setline Synonyms and Antonyms
Synonyms for setline
- fishing line
- lobster trap line
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Summary: setline in Brief
A 'setline' [set-lahyn] is a type of fishing line that is anchored to the bottom with weights and marked by buoys or floats at the surface. It can also refer to a long line of traps used for catching lobsters. Examples of its use include 'The fisherman set his setline in the river and waited for a catch.' and 'The lobstermen pulled up their setline full of lobsters.'
