white

white
adj
1. snowy, snow-white, niveous, ivory, creamy; milky, milk-white, opalescent, opaline, pearly, nacreous; marble, marmoreal; chalky, chalk-white, cretaceous; whitish, albescent; white-hot, candent.
2. light-skinned, Caucasoid, Caucasian.
3. pallid, pale, peaked, wan, ashen; pasty, sallow, waxen; sickly, faint, drained, bloodless, anemic; ghastly, deathlike, cadaverous.
4. colorless, lackluster, dull, dingy, dun, hueless, Optics. achromatic; bland, nondescript, vanilla, insipid; uncolorful, ordinary, Sl. blah.
5. silvery, gray, smoky, hoary, Rare. hoar, gray-haired, white-haired, (of plants) canescent; grizzled, grizzly.
6. pure, unsullied, unstained, stainless, spotless; immaculate, virtuous, undefiled, chaste, innocent, virginal.

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