whitewall
/ˈwʌɪtwɔːl
/noun
1 (also whitewall tyre) A tyre with a white stripe round the outside, or a white side wall.There is was, a white sleek long limousine shined to perfection, the whitewalls of the tires sparkling in the dust of the road....
- As a result, excessive chrome, fins, and wide whitewalls became synonymous with what it meant to be an American.
- With its big cushiony seat and gigantic whitewall tires I could ride over curbs and not even feel it.
2 [as modifier] North American Denoting a haircut in which the sides of the head are shaved and the top and back are left longer.He's got an unflattering, Lyle Lovett-like haircut with whitewalls on the sides, and a trio of lines between his eyes as deep as the Marianas Trench.
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- you'd
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