narrow-bodied

[nar-oh-bod-eed]

adjective

1. (of a jet aircraft) having a narrow fuselage and a single aisle with seats on either side.

Example Sentences

The narrow-bodied airliner was in development for 16 years and received certification in 2022.

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One design calls for a narrow-bodied ship rising high above the water, so that part of the hull itself functions as a sail.

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For years, airlines have been shifting away from wide-bodied planes toward narrow-bodied ones like the Max, which are easier to fill.

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But with limited vehicular access to their crumbling 17th century apartment building, they depend on narrow-bodied, tractor-drawn tankers that sell water at double the normal rate.

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These black, narrow-bodied creatures are typically found in Scotland, Wales, North Ireland, Northern England and in some areas in Southern England, according to The Wildlife Trusts.

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