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Noun: line-out
  1. (rugby) a set piece where a player throws the ball into play, and both teams can contest for possession
    "The tall forward was an asset in the line-out, often winning possession for his team"
     
  2. An output socket, e.g. for sound from a music system
    "He connected the speakers to the line-out on the back of the amplifier"

Derived forms: line-outs

Encyclopedia: Line-out