Wiktionary
n. (context aeronautics English) An airliner capable of seating six or more passengers in a single row of economy seating.
WordNet
n. a commerical airliner with two aisles [syn: widebody aircraft, wide-body aircraft, twin-aisle airplane]
Usage examples of "wide-body".
German-based Dasell Cabin Interior, while Boeing uses the Japanese firms Jamco and Yokohama Rubber for their wide-body and narrow-body jets, respectively.
Before Jim settled down himself, something impelled him to look across the wide-bodied plane to the aerophobic woman whom they had left behind in row twenty-three.
Faxes and telexes arrived simultaneously, telling the company that its wide-body cargo jets were being taken into federal service under the terms of a Phase I call-up of the Civilian Reserve Air Fleet.
The rest were mainly wide-bodies of one sort or another, and most of them liveried in the colors of the nation-flag carrier of their country of origin.
Given a string or stable of horses to choose from, one wanted to pick a mount with a flat back, and yet not too wide-bodied or else it wouldn’.
He put his headphones on and punched up a song as the gleam of the sun on the fuselages of wide-bodied jets reflected off the windows.