Liner
Pronunciation: /ˈlaɪnər/
Liner (noun)
- A thin layer of material inside something, used to protect it or make it feel smoother.
- A large passenger ship that travels on regular routes between ports.
- A protective inner part placed inside a container or system to reduce wear or damage.
Examples
- The tailor cut a liner to fit the jacket.
- She sewed the liner carefully so it would not wrinkle.