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A line that bisects a plane figure
Answer for the clue "A line that bisects a plane figure ", 10 letters:
centerline
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Word definitions in Wiktionary
alt. A line that divides a shape into equal pieces. n. A line that divides a shape into equal pieces.
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Word definitions in WordNet
n. a line that bisects a plane figure [syn: center line ]
Usage examples of centerline.
Maybe the Centerline folk had convinced themselves it was more civilized, but there had to be something else behind it.
Food plants disappear from the Centerline, as do some of the smaller animals.
You can go back to Centerline and your children and pick up your lives where they were before all this other mess happened.
The needle on his speedometer was touching seventy-five as the pursuing driver crossed the centerline of the road and pulled abreast.
Screw it all the way over, reach through the handlebars to raise the headlight beam, the needle leans down on a hundred, and wind-burned eyeballs strain to see down the centerline, trying to provide a margin for the reflexes.
Han had picked the centerline as his target was that the ship angled away from it in every direction, making it tough to fire at him at all and impossible to put him in a cross fire.
I picked up a depression on the centerline aft that looks like a docking port of some kind.
At last he felt the tips of his boots go over the ledge, at which point he stopped moving and then rolled off the centerline of the tunnel toward the side wall to his right.
He saw something white, like flour--some kind of white powder in the bilges twenty feet below the platform he was standing on, over near the centerline, under IB boiler.
Gasoline Alley running longitudinally down the centerline, on top of the machinery spaces.
Abruptly, two then three more of the cutting beams lashed out from the cube, bisecting the primary hull down the centerline.
Then she's going to fly to San Diego to mend fences with those Mexican people who run up the centerline of highways.
A 5,ooo-pound weight is put on deck, ten feet off the centerline, and the resulting angle of heel is run through a standard formula that gives the righting moment.
Pilots who flew winged craft back from orbit wanted to come to a smooth rolling stop right on the centerline, knowing that, by all rights, they ought to be part of the gooey dead slime in a fiery crater a kilometer short of the runway.
Barasts have a natural part along the centerline of the scalp, right above the sagittal suture.