Definition of lineswoman in English:

lineswoman

noun ˈlʌɪnzwʊmən

Tennis Sport

In games played on a field or court: a female official who assists the referee or umpire from the sideline or touchline, especially in deciding on whether the ball is out of play.

Early 20th century; earliest use found in The Boston Globe. From the genitive of line + woman, after linesman.

nounˈlʌɪnzwʊmən

Tennis Sport

In games played on a field or court: a female official who assists the referee or umpire from the sideline or touchline, especially in deciding on whether the ball is out of play.

Early 20th century; earliest use found in The Boston Globe. From the genitive of line + woman, after linesman.

单词	lineswoman
释义	Definition of lineswoman in English: lineswoman noun ˈlʌɪnzwʊmən Tennis Sport In games played on a field or court: a female official who assists the referee or umpire from the sideline or touchline, especially in deciding on whether the ball is out of play. Origin Early 20th century; earliest use found in The Boston Globe. From the genitive of line + woman, after linesman. Definition of lineswoman in US English: lineswoman nounˈlʌɪnzwʊmən Tennis Sport In games played on a field or court: a female official who assists the referee or umpire from the sideline or touchline, especially in deciding on whether the ball is out of play. Origin Early 20th century; earliest use found in The Boston Globe. From the genitive of line + woman, after linesman.
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