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In the automotive and manufacturing environment, I have heard Frankenstein used as an adjectivally (as an attibutive noun): "Frankenstein bolts" are large bolts that stick out like those on Boris Karloff's neck.
In the automotive and manufacturing environment, I have heard Frankenstein used as an adjectivally (as an attibutive noun): "Frankenstein bolts" are large bolts that stick out like those on Boris Karloff's neck.
In the automotive and manufacturing environment, I have heard Frankenstein used adjectivally (as an attibutive noun): "Frankenstein bolts" are large bolts that stick out like those on Boris Karloff's neck.
In the automotive/mfg and manufacturing environment, I have heard FrankensteinFrankenstein used as an adjectiveadjectivally(as an attibutive noun): "Frankenstein bolts" forare large bolts that stick out like those on Boris Karloff's neck.
In the automotive/mfg environment I have heard Frankenstein used as an adjective : "Frankenstein bolts" for large bolts that stick out like those on Boris Karloff's neck.
In the automotive and manufacturing environment, I have heard Frankenstein used as an adjectivally(as an attibutive noun): "Frankenstein bolts" are large bolts that stick out like those on Boris Karloff's neck.
In the automotive/mfg environment I have heard Frankenstein used as an adjective : "Frankenstein bolts" for large bolts that stick out like those on Boris Karloff's neck.
