Definitions for "LIFE LINE"
line around the boat to help passengers keep steady while navigating and when boarding.
A feature of certain designs of parachute. The flexible connection between the rigging lines and the harness when these are not directly connected.
An anchored line used as a support to someone who may fall or drown; a line shot to a ship in distress either to connect it with the shore or for hauling aboard other life-saving devices; lines rigged to keep the crew aboard in bad weather.
Safe place, usually a rope strung between two trees, on which lunches, jackets, mittens, hats, etc., are hung so they are off the ground.
Rope used by firefighters in the performance of rescue, search, and escape.
a crease on the palm; its length is said by palmists to indicate how long you will live
A trademark for a wireless emergency call unit that triggers a telephone call to an emergency dispatcher when a button is pressed.