whitey
/ˈwaɪti/Definitions
1. noun
A person of European American ancestry, especially one who is prejudiced against or discriminates against people of color, especially African Americans.
“Some critics accused the politician of being a racist whitey who used coded language to appeal to his base.”
2. noun
A person from a white ethnic or national group, especially one considered to be of inferior social status or occupation.
“The whitey from the village was hired as a laborer on the construction site.”