lineal , lin. (abbreviation)

The park also includes 1,450 lineal feet of public tidelands.

The "lineal championship" is intended as a return to that era.

The office had previously been held within the Smith family according to a principle of lineal succession.

Through this marriage, his children were lineal descendants of Pocahontas.

The lineal champion is not necessarily the boxer viewed as the best.

The lineal champion is described as "the man who beat the man".

"We used more than 10,000 lineal feet of neon and about 200 transformers.

All the men's lineal tournaments have been full.

The effects were descended through his direct lineal descendants for 150 years until sold at auction.

Verandas run for almost a lineal kilometre around the complex.

They are generally designated as 1.01, 1.25 or 1.33, referring to the weight in pounds per lineal foot.

Members of the Remnant Church continue to believe in the lineal succession.

Membership to the tribe is based on lineal descent.

He never married, so claims for lineal descent on both sides of the Atlantic are very doubtful.

The record in the latter source may refer to a lineal ancestor, rather than an actual father.

Average daily progress with hand drills-4 lineal feet.

Until the 1960s, both usually recognised the same lineal champion.

A mountain man was the later but lineal descendant of any of these types.

"I see this meeting as the lineal descendant of the Plaza meeting."

She stresses heavily the need to free "ourselves from the lineal absolute of male literary history".

The boxing magazine The Ring also has its own lineal championship.

I have more than one hundred lineal descendants.

The lineal tournaments will support a local charity.

The splat gun was the lineal descendant of earlier machine guns.

Different ways of resolving this vacancy mean the "lineal championship" may itself be subject to dispute.