multiplane
/ (ˈmʌltɪˌpleɪn) /
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noun
an aircraft that has more than one pair of wingsCompare monoplane
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Example sentences from the Web for multiplane
This, in fact, was how depth could be enhanced in some cel-based animation, thanks to “multiplane” cameras.
The kites are all of the multiplane type, and mostly of Hargrave's construction with two rectangular cells.
Sounding the Ocean of Air|A. Lawrence RotchIn a triplane or multiplane, the distance between a surface and the one first above it.
The Aeroplane Speaks|H. BarberIt was called a multiplane—that is, it had several planes, one above the other, and was driven by a powerful steam engine.
The Boy's Book of New Inventions|Harry E. Maule