Connected to Internet

adjective

1. Connected to, served by, or available through a system and especially a computer or telecommunications system (such as the Internet)

   "an online database"

noun

1. A length of material used in measuring and leveling

   "used a line to level the foundation"

2. A short letter note

   "dropped him a line confirming the date"

3. A certificate of marriage
4. The words making up a part in a performance
5. Any of the successive horizontal rows of picture elements on the screen of a cathode-ray tube (such as a television screen)
6. Something (such as a ridge or seam) that is distinct, elongated, and narrow

   "growth lines in a tree trunk"

7. A narrow crease (as on the face) wrinkle
8. The course or direction of something in motion route

   "the line of flight of a bullet"

9. The track and roadbed of a railway
10. An amount of cocaine that is arranged in a line to be inhaled through the nose
11. A course of conduct, action, or thought
12. A field of activity or interest

    "worked in the plumbing line"

13. A glib often persuasive way of talking

    "had a line to make the angels weep"

14. Limit, restraint

    "overstepped the line of good taste"

15. Position in life lot
16. Orderly arrangements made to cover extended military positions and presenting a front to the enemy
17. A military formation in which the different elements are abreast of each other
18. Naval ships arranged in a regular order
19. An arrangement or placement of persons or objects of one kind in an orderly series

    "a line of trees"

20. A succession of musical notes especially considered in melodic phrases
21. A group of three players including a left winger, center, and right winger who play together as a unit in hockey
22. A mark (as on a map) recording a boundary, division, or contour
23. Any of the horizontal parallel strokes on a music staff on or between which notes are placed compare space
24. A mark (as by pencil) that forms part of the formal design of a picture distinguished from the shading or color
25. A division on a bridge score dividing the score for bonuses from that for tricks
26. A straight or curved geometric element that is generated by a moving point and that has extension only along the path of the point curve
27. A defining outline contour

    "the rising line of the hills"

28. A general plan model
29. Pica
30. The unit of fineness of halftones expressed as the number of screen lines to the linear inch
31. Merchandise or services of the same general class for sale or regularly available

    "a full line of electrical supplies"

32. A source of information insight
33. Betting odds offered by a bookmaker especially on a sporting event
34. A complete game of 10 frames in bowling
35. Line drive
36. The part of a professional kitchen in which meals are cooked and plated

    "In esoteric, insider terminology of the restaurant world, “the line” refers en masse to the people, the physical space, the equipment … the arrangement of things, the order, the rules, the menu, the methods …"

idiom

1. To speak very honestly and directly to someone

   "Let me lay it on the line (to/for you): if your work doesn't improve, you'll be fired."

idiom

1. Using a different telephone connection to speak to someone

   "She's on another line. Would you like to hold?"

idiom

1. In full acceptance of a written statement or agreement

   "Please sign on the dotted line."

idiom

1. In a place or position not protected from attack or criticism

   "School administrators are not on the firing line every day like the teachers are."

idiom

1. To officially agree to buy or do something by signing a document

   "Make sure you get all the details before you sign on the dotted line."