white
/waɪt/ /haɪt/ /waɪt/ /hwaɪt/ (US) /waɪt/ /haɪt/ (UK)
Definitions
1. adjective
having zero lightness in color, or reflecting the most of the light; having little or no pigment; of the color of snow or milk
“The snow-covered mountain was a brilliant white.”
2. noun
a light color, typically produced by the reflection of light
“The artist painted the sky a brilliant white.”
3. noun
a substance that is free from color, or has little or no pigment
“The white of an egg is often used in cooking.”
4. adverb
to a great extent; completely
“She was white with fear.”
5. verb
to make white; to whiten
“The bleach will white your clothes.”