lininessn.
/ˈlʌɪnɪnɪs/ The condition of being liny; undue prominence of lines.
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1857 Ecclesiologist 18 169 The mouldings of these windows are..composed mainly of a succession of bold rolls, and so entirely free from any lininess.
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n.1857- to have neither head nor foot
- to have neither part nor lot in
- to have never had it so good
- to have no a lot etc time for
- to have no a lot of time for
- to have no bearing on
- to have no bone in one's mouth
- to have no bone in one's throat
- to have no bones in one's mouth
- to have no bones in one's throat
- to have no bottom
- to have no brow broo of
- to have no brow of
- to have no concern formerly also concerns with
- to have no concern with
- to have no concernment with
- to have no cousin
- to have no cure of
- to have no cure of a thing
- to have no fancy with
- to have no flies on
- to have no great opinion of
- to have no hips
- to have no idea
- to have no luck to