1. A line of persons arranged by police for inspection or identification
   "The witness was asked to identify the suspect in a police lineup";
   - police lineup, identity parade [Brit], line-up
    
2. (baseball) a list of batters in the order in which they will bat
   "the managers presented their lineups to the umpire at home plate";
   - batting order, card, line-up
    
3. The schedule of programs for a particular period
   "the network's fall lineup";
   - line-up
    
4. An arranged group of people coming together for a specific purpose, esp. musicians or members of a sports team
   "The band's lineup changed before their world tour";
   - line-up

1. Place in a line or arrange so as to be parallel or straight
   "line up the car with the curb";
   - align, aline [non-standard], adjust
    
2. Arrange in ranks
   "line up troops";
   - dress
    
3. Form a straight alignment
   "Customers lined up in front of the store";
   - queue up, queue
    
4. Form a line
   "The buildings all line up neatly"
    
5. (football) take one's position before a kick-off
   "The players lined up for the kickoff"
    
6. Get something or somebody for a specific purpose
   "We need to line up a photographer for the wedding";
   - get hold, come up, find
    
7. Align or coordinate
   "Line up your plans with the company's goals"

Derived forms: lineups, lined up, line-ups, lining up, lines up

Type of: acquire, arrange, get, line, network programming, play, position, reorient, roll, roster, set up, stand, stand up

Encyclopedia: Lineup