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ID	Word	Definition
22251	flake-white	[.] FLAKE-WHITE, n. Oxyd of bismuth.
35122	milkwhite	[.] MILK'WHITE, a. White as milk.
50820	snow-white	[.] SNOW-WHITE, a. [snow and white.] White as snow; very white.
51033	somewhiter	[.] SOMEWHITER, adv. To some indeterminate place.
51269	spanish-white	[.] SPANISH-WHITE, n. A white earth from Spain, used in paints.
62034	white	[.] WHITE, a. [G.] [.] 1. Being in the color of pure snow; snowy; not dark; as white paper; a white skin. [.] 2. Pale; destitute of color in the cheeks, or of the tinge of blood color; as white with fear. [.] 3. Having the color of purity; pure; clean; free from spot; ...
62035	white-bait	[.] WHITE-BAIT, n. [white and bait.] A very small delicate fish, of the genus Clupea.
62036	white-beam	[.] WHITE-BEAM, n. The white-leaf tree, a species of Crataegus.
62037	white-bear	[.] WHITE-BEAR, n. [white and bear.] The bear that inhabits the polar regions.
62038	white-blaze	[.] WHITE-FACE, WHITE-BLAZE, n. A white mark in the forehead of a horse, descending almost to the nose.
62039	white-brant	[.] WHITE-BRANT, n. [white and brant.] A species of the duck kind, the Anas hyperborea.
62040	white-bug	[.] WHITE-BUG , n. [white and bug.] An insect of the bug kind, which injures vines and some other species of fruit.
62041	white-campion	[.] WHITE-CAMPION, n. [white and campion.] A pernicious perennial weed, growing in corn land, pastures and hedges.
62042	white-caterpillar	[.] WHITE-CATERPILLAR, n. An insect of a small size, called sometimes the borer, that injures the gooseberry bush.
62043	white-centaury	[.] WHITE-CENTAURY, n. AN annual weed in woods and other places. It is said to form the basis of the famous Portland powder for the gout.
62044	white-clover	[.] WHITE-CLOVER, n. A small species of perennial clover, bearing white flowers. It furnishes excellent food for cattle and horses, as well as for the honey bee.
62045	white-crop	[.] WHITE-CROP, n. White crops, in agriculture, are such as lose their green color or become white in ripening, as wheat, rye, barley and oats.
62046	white-darnel	[.] WHITE-DARNEL, n. A prolific and troublesome weed, growing among corm.
62047	white-ear	[.] WHITE-EAR, WHITE-TAIL, n. A bird, the fallow finch.
62048	white-face	[.] WHITE-FACE, WHITE-BLAZE, n. A white mark in the forehead of a horse, descending almost to the nose.
62049	white-film	[.] WHITE-FILM, n. A white film growing over the eyes of sheep and causing blindness.
62050	white-foot	[.] WHITE-FOOT, n. A white mark on the foot of a horse, between the fetlock and the coffin.
62051	white-honeysuckle	[.] WHITE-HONEYSUCKLE, n. A name sometimes given to the white clover.
62052	white-horse-fish	[.] WHITE-HORSE-FISH, n. In ichthyology, the Raia aspera nostras of Willoughby, and the Raia fullonica of Linne. It has a rough spiny back, and on the tail are three rows of strong spines. It grows to the size of the skate.
62053	white-land	[.] WHITE-LAND, n. A name which the English give to a tough clayey soil, of a whitish hue when dry, but blackish after rain.
62054	white-lead	[.] WHITE-LEAD, n. A carbonate of lead, much used in painting. It is prepared by exposing sheets of lead to the fumes of an acid, usually vinegar, and suspending them in the air until the surface becomes incrusted with a white coat, which is the substance in question.
62055	white-limed	[.] WHITE-LIMED, a. Whitewashed, or plastered with lime.
62056	white-line	[.] WHITE-LINE, n. Among printers, a void space, broader than usual, left between lines.
62057	white-livered	[.] WHITE-LIVERED, a. [white and liver.] [.] 1. Having a pale look; feeble; cowardly. [.] 2. Envious; malicious.
62058	white-manganese	[.] WHITE-MANGANESE, n. An ore of manganese; carbonated oxydized manganese.
62059	white-meat	[.] WHITE-MEAT, n. [white and meat.] Meats made of milk, butter, cheese, eggs and the like.
62060	white-poplar	[.] WHITE-POPLAR, n. A tree of the poplar kind, sometimes called the abele tree.
62061	white-poppy	[.] WHITE-POPPY, n. A species of poppy, sometimes cultivated fro the opium which is obtained from its juice by evaporation.
62062	white-pot	[.] WHITE-POT, n. [white and pot.] A kind of food made of milk, cream, eggs, sugar, &c. baked in a pot.
62063	white-precipitate	[.] WHITE-PRECIPITATE, n. Carbonate of mercury.
62064	white-pyrite	[.] WHITE-PYRITE, WHITE-PYRITES, n. [white and pyrite.] An ore of a tin-white color, passing into a brass-yellow and steel-gray, occurring in octahedral crystals, sometimes stalactitical and botryoidal. It contains 46 parts of iron, and 54 of sulphur.
62065	white-pyrites	[.] WHITE-PYRITE, WHITE-PYRITES, n. [white and pyrite.] An ore of a tin-white color, passing into a brass-yellow and steel-gray, occurring in octahedral crystals, sometimes stalactitical and botryoidal. It contains 46 parts of iron, and 54 of sulphur.
62066	white-rent	[.] WHITE-RENT, n. [white and rent.] In Devon and Cornwall, a rent or duty of eight pence, payable yearly by every tinner to the duke of Cornwall, as lord of the soil.
62067	white-salt	[.] WHITE-SALT, n. Salt dried and calcined; decrepitated salt.
62068	white-swelling	[.] WHITE-SWELLING, n. [white and swelling.] A swelling or chronic enlargement of the joints, circumscribed, without any alteration in the color of the skin, sometimes hard, sometimes yielding to pressure, sometimes indolent, but usually painful.
62069	white-tail	[.] WHITE-TAIL, n. A bird, the wheat-ear, a species of Motacilla.
62070	white-thorn	[.] WHITE-THORN, n. A species of thorn, called also haw-thorn, of the genus Crataegus.
62071	white-throat	[.] WHITE-THROAT, n. A small bird that frequents gardens and hedges, the Motacila sylvia.
62072	white-vitriol	[.] WHITE-VITRIOL, n. In mineralogy, sulphate of zink, a natural salt.
62073	white-washer	[.] WHITE-WASHER, n. One who whitewashes the walls or plastering of apartments.
62074	white-water	[.] WHITE-WATER, n. A disease of sheep, of the dangerous stomachic kind.
62075	white-wax	[.] WHITE-WAX, n. Bleached wax.
62076	white-wine	[.] WHITE-WINE, n. Any wine of a clear transparent color, bordering on white, as Madeira, Sherry, Lisbon, &c.; opposed to wine of a deep red color, as Port and Burgundy.
62077	whited	[.] WHITED, pp. Made white; whitened.
62078	whitely	[.] WHITELY, adv. Coming near to white. [Not used.]
62079	whiten	[.] WHITEN, v.t. hwitn. To make white; to bleach; to blanch; as, to whiten cloth. [.] WHITEN, v.i. To grow white; to turn or become white. The hair whitens with age; the sea whitens with foam; the trees in spring whiten with blossoms.
62080	whitened	[.] WHITENED, pp. Made white; bleached.
62081	whitener	[.] WHITENER, n. One who bleaches or makes white.
62082	whiteness	[.] WHITENESS, n. [.] 1. The state of being white; white color, or freedom from any darkness or obscurity on the surface. [.] 2. Paleness; want of a sanguineous tinge in the face. [.] 3. Purity; cleanness; freedom from stain or blemish.
62083	whites	[.] WHITES, n. The fluor albus, a disease of females.
62084	whitester	[.] WHITESTER, n. A bleacher. [Local.]
62085	whitestone	[.] WHITESTONE, n. IN geology, the weiss stein of Werner, and the eurite of some geologists; a species of rocks, composed essentially of feldspar, but containing mica and other minerals.
62086	whitewash	[.] WHITEWASH, n. [white and wash.] [.] 1. A wash or liquid composition for whitening something; a wash for making the skin fair. [.] 2. A composition of lime and water, used for whitening the plaster of walls, &c. [.] WHITEWASH, v.t. [.] 1. To cover with a ...
62087	whitewashed	[.] WHITEWASHED, pp. Covered or overspread with a white liquid composition.
62088	whitewashing	[.] WHITEWASHING, ppr. Overspreading or washing with a white liquid composition.
62089	whitewood	[.] WHITEWOOD, n. A species of timber tree growing in North America, the Liriodendron, or tulip tree. The name of certain species of Bignonia.

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