body in white
body in white noun: the cabin skeleton of a motor vehicle; without the frame or subassemblies extending from the front and back and below; without finishes, furnishings, accoutrements. This body is at a stage in the assembly process before such is attached.
Noun
body in white (plural bodies in white)
- The cabin skeleton of a motor vehicle; without the frame or subassemblies extending from the front and back and below; without finishes, furnishings, accoutrements. This body is at a stage in the assembly process before such is attached.
- Synonyms:
- BIW
Synonyms of body in white
Forms of body in white
| plural | bodies in white |
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Words formed from body in white
Questions about body in white
- What does body in white mean?
- Body in white means the cabin skeleton of a motor vehicle; without the frame or subassemblies extending from the front and back and below; without finishes, furnishings, accoutrements. This body is at a stage in the assembly process before such is attached.
- What part of speech is body in white?
- Body in white is a noun.
- What is the plural of body in white?
- The plural of body in white is bodies in white.
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