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A number of people or vehicles arranged one behind another, waiting for their turn.

A number of people or things arranged next to each other in a row.

A row or tier of similar objects arranged together, often in machinery, electronics, or seating.

An opportunity to do something as part of a sequence involving other people.

A sequence of connected events, people, or things that move or happen one after another.

A poker hand consisting of five cards in numerical sequence, regardless of suit.

A number of people or things arranged in a straight line.

An orderly grouping or arrangement of similar items, often in rows or a sequence.

A long or repeated series of people or things that appear or are presented one after another, often used critically.

A line of people or things arranged in order, each waiting for their turn to be served, used, or dealt with.

An ordered list of messages, tasks, or other items waiting to be processed by a system, device, or program, usually in the order they were added.

A series of things arranged or happening one after another, often in a connected way.

A section of a supermarket or large store, usually along one aisle, where a particular type of product is grouped.

A number of people, events, or things of the same kind coming one after another in time or order.