How to pronounce “line crash”

Meaning

• [Noun]
• (typography) A situation where a diacritic above or below a base character extends into the area used by the preceding or following line of text.

Practice Nearby Words

headstroke, overstrike, strikethrough, line break, stroke, overshoot, crasis, diacritical, scanno, drop cap, capline, dittography, overbar, underscore, river, zalgo, diacritization, acute accent, crossline, sublineation, lineation, underdot, drop letter, crisscross, break, dashed, drop, fall, finish, pad, broadside, dash, deflection, error, plane, run, runs, stack, strike, total, area, beat, down, field, overrun, party, pull, road, route, site, thirty, zone, highway, matt, shunt, tech, veer, airbag, bed, black, collide, collision, cot, crater, cratered, depression, dive, great depression, nap, aeroplane, aircraft, blockade, bust, chopper, clap, clash, clashing, collapse, crush, embargo, flying, friction, helicopter, impact, incident, jet, lock, lost, noise, prang, shock, stacked, stacks, totaled, totalled, dummy, economics, hoover, inn, kip

Similar Sounds

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