Crin'o-līne, n.
n. [Fr., from crin, Lat. crinis, hair.] A lady's skirt expanded by means of hoops, or by being made of materials stiffened in various ways; — so called because formerly made of hair-cloth.
n. [Fr., from crin, Lat. crinis, hair.] A lady's skirt expanded by means of hoops, or by being made of materials stiffened in various ways; — so called because formerly made of hair-cloth.