end-to-end
- adjective
- /ˈɛnd tu ˈɛnd/
- Hawg Heaven's floor was cracked cement crammed with picnic tables set end to end.
Examples
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Twenty-five feet is more than four of you stacked end to end.
Blog text (7) -
When placed end to end, will the cars on your lot total one mile in length... and may I remind you you are under oath?
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I've got forty of these LEDs all together stuck end to end and this way.
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The building of each windrow consisted of laying down 15 bales of old straw end to end and then placing another 15 in the same manner alongside.
Academic text (1995) -
The objective of this proximate location is to offer publishers across the globe an end-to-end solution rather than a single point of specialized service such as pre-press or printing, an integrated solution versus a one-off.
Blog text (11) -
The children laid their mats end-to-end on the floor for the group activity.
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For the parade, the floats were arranged end-to-end along the main street.
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The two trailers were connected end-to-end to create a longer living space.
Synonyms
One end points in a particular direction when you hold or move the object this way
Across the whole area or time of an event
Antonyms
How Connected
Surface Forms
Etymology
End-to-end literally describes things placed with one end touching the next 'to' make a line. Think of train cars joined end to end, and you have 'in a continuous line with no gap'.