Obs. rare–1. [ad. L. collīne-āre to direct in a straight line, to aim, f. col- together + līnea line, līneāre to bring into straight line: see -ATE.] trans. To aim, to direct.
1674. Z. Cawdrey, Catholicon, Pref. 1. My endeavours in this discourse are … collined at the stopping the growth of rigid Separation.
