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white

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adj. 1. having the color of snow or salt; reflecting light without absorbing any of the rays composing it.
2. approaching this color.
Ex. white bread.
(SYN) milky, chalky.
3. pale.
Ex. She turned white with fear.
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expr. bleed white See under bleed.

white

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expr. whites,
a. the finest grade of white flour.
Ex. At a meeting of the London Flour Millers' Association ... the following prices were fixed ... whites, 31s. (London Daily News).
b. leucorrhea.
Ex. Among novices there is some

white

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noun 1. the color of snow, salt, or the paper of this printed book. It is the color of a surface that is nonselective in reflecting polychromatic light uniformly throughout the spectrum. The incident light when mixed in proper proportion is also said to

white

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v.t. 1. to make white; whiten, whitewash, or bleach.
Ex. The windows of the jury bus were whited over ... so that no juror could glimpse the headline on street newsstands (Time).
2. (Printing.) to space out (type).

white

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white, adjective, whiter,whitest,noun, verb, whited,whiting.