adjective

white

white, pale, blank

She wore a white dress.

She wore a white dress.

He went white with shock.

He went white with shock.

I take my coffee white.

I take my coffee white.

((a)) white ((noun)) of the color of milk or snow She has a white cat.

((to go/turn)) white to become pale from shock or fear He turned white when he saw the ghost.

((coffee/tea)) white (of coffee or tea) with milk or cream added I'd like my tea white, please.

Synonyms: pale, colorless; Antonyms: black, dark

From Proto-Germanic *hwītaz, meaning 'bright, shining'.

Think of the color of snow, milk, or paper. It's a fundamental color.

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