strapline

As nouns the difference between tagline and strapline

is that tagline is the punch line of a joke while strapline is a secondary heading, especially one printed above another.

As a noun strapline

is a secondary heading, especially one printed above another.

As an adjective deck is

thick.

As a noun strapline

is a secondary heading, especially one printed above another.

As an adjective undefined is

lacking a definition or value.

As nouns the difference between headline and strapline

is that headline is a heading or title of an article while strapline is a secondary heading, especially one printed above another.

As a verb headline

is to have top billing; to be the main attraction.

As a proper noun rider

is more often spelled ryder.

As a noun strapline is

a secondary heading, especially one printed above another.

As an adjective straplike

is resembling or characteristic of a strap.

As a noun strapline is

a secondary heading, especially one printed above another.

As nouns the difference between strapline and stripline

is that strapline is a secondary heading, especially one printed above another while stripline is a form of electromagnetic transmission media that uses a flat strip of metal sandwiched between dielectrics.

As nouns the difference between trapline and strapline

is that trapline is a series or line of traps while strapline is a secondary heading, especially one printed above another.

As nouns the difference between strapline and kicker

is that strapline is a secondary heading, especially one printed above another while kicker is one who kicks.