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Definition of white
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White
(superl.)
Regarded
with
especial
favor;
favorite;
darling.
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Hoary
::
Hoary (a.) White or
whitish.
Sinalbin
::
Sinalbin
(n.) A
glucoside
found in the seeds of white
mustard
(Brassica
alba,
formerly
Sinapis
alba),
and
extracted
as a white
crystalline
substance..
Cocoanut
::
Cocoanut
(n.) The
large,
hard-shelled
nut of the cocoa palm. It
yields
an
agreeable
milky
liquid
and a white meat or
albumen
much used as food and in
making
oil..
Stile
::
Stilbite
(n.) A
common
mineral
of the
zeolite
family,
a
hydrous
silicate
of
alumina
and lime,
usually
occurring
in
sheaflike
aggregations
of
crystals,
also in
radiated
masses.
It is of a white or
yellowish
color,
with
pearly
luster
on the
cleavage
surface.
Called
also
desmine..
Blanquette
::
Blanquette
(n.) A white
fricassee.
Marcasite
::
Marcasite
(n.) A
sulphide
of iron
resembling
pyrite
or
common
iron
pyrites
in
composition,
but
differing
in form; white iron
pyrites..
Mestee
::
Mestee
(n.) The
offspring
of a white
person
and a
quadroon;
-- so
called
in the West
Indies.
Sea Bass
::
Sea bass () A
California
food fish
(Cynoscion
nobile);
--
called
also white sea bass, and sea
salmon..
Incanous
::
Incanous
(a.) Hoary with white
pubescence.
Fornix
::
Fornix
(n.) Esp., two
longitudinal
bands of white
nervous
tissue
beneath
the
lateral
ventricles
of the
brain..
White
::
White (n.)
Something
having
the color of snow;
something
white,
or
nearly
so; as, the white of the eye..
Paleface
::
Paleface
(n.) A white
person;
-- an
appellation
supposed
to have been
applied
to the
whites
by the
American
Indians.
Lily-handed
::
Lily-handed
(a.)
Having
white,
delicate
hands..
Travertine
::
Travertine
(n.) A white
concretionary
form of
calcium
carbonate,
usually
hard and
semicrystalline.
It is
deposited
from the water of
springs
or
streams
holding
lime in
solution.
Extensive
deposits
exist at
Tivoli,
near
Rome..
Uroxanic
::
Uroxanic
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
designating,
an acid,
C5H8N4O6,
which is
obtained,
as a white
crystalline
substance,
by the slow
oxidation
of uric acid in
alkaline
solution..
Leucoscope
::
Leucoscope
(n.) An
instrument,
devised
by
Professor
Helmholtz,
for
testing
the color
perception
of the eye, or for
comparing
different
lights,
as to their
constituent
colors
or their
relative
whiteness..
Magnesite
::
Magnesite
(n.)
Native
magnesium
carbonate
occurring
in white
compact
or
granular
masses,
and also in
rhombohedral
crystals..
Yellow
::
Yellow
(n.) A
bright
golden
color,
reflecting
more light than any other
except
white;
the color of that part of the
spectrum
which is
between
the
orange
and
green..
Molybdenum
::
Molybdenum
(n.) A rare
element
of the
chromium
group,
occurring
in
nature
in the
minerals
molybdenite
and
wulfenite,
and when
reduced
obtained
as a hard,
silver-white,
difficulty
fusible
metal.
Symbol
Mo.
Atomic
weight
95.9..
Gyrfalcon
::
Gyrfalcon
(n.) One of
several
species
and
varieties
of large
Arctic
falcons,
esp. Falco
rusticolus
and the white
species
F.
Islandicus,
both of which are
circumpolar.
The black and the gray are
varieties
of the
former.
See
Illust.
of
Accipiter..
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