6-4-4-6
6-4-4-6 noun: under the Whyte notation system, a duplex steam locomotive that has six coupled leading wheels in a leading truck, two sets of four driving wheels, and a six coupled trailing wheels in a trailing truck.
Noun
6-4-4-6 (plural 6-4-4-6s)
- Under the Whyte notation system, a duplex steam locomotive that has six coupled leading wheels in a leading truck, two sets of four driving wheels, and a six coupled trailing wheels in a trailing truck.
Forms of 6-4-4-6
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Questions about 6-4-4-6
- What does 6-4-4-6 mean?
- 6-4-4-6 means under the Whyte notation system, a duplex steam locomotive that has six coupled leading wheels in a leading truck, two sets of four driving wheels, and a six coupled trailing wheels in a trailing truck.
- What part of speech is 6-4-4-6?
- 6-4-4-6 is a noun.
- What is the plural of 6-4-4-6?
- The plural of 6-4-4-6 is 6-4-4-6s.
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