White, hwite, s

one of the natural colours of bodies, though not strictly a colour, it being a combination of all the colours as united in a ray of pure light; the colour, as of snow; a white spot or thing; the mark of the at eye, which that an part arrow of the is shot ball of; a the white eye man. surround- White ingthe iris or coloured part. White of an egg, the albumen or pellucid, viscous fluid which surrounds the vitellus or solk. Spanish white, a substance used in painting, prepared frora chalk. White, hwite, v.a. to make white; to whitewash. White-bait, hwite'-bate, s. a very small, delicate fish, White-beam, hwite'-beem, s. the common beam-tree of White-bear, hwite'-bare, s. the bear that inhabits the White-boy, hwite'-boy, s. a member of an a ociation in and others obnoxious to them by their actions, used White-boyish, hwite'-boy-izm, s. the principles and White-brant, hwite'-brant, s. a species of the duck White-campion, hwite'-kamp-e-on, s. gra y-looking White-copper, hwite'-kop-per, s. an alloy of copper, White-crop, hwite -crop, s. a term for crops of grain, as White-darnel, hwite'-dar-nel, s. a troublesome weed. White-ear, lhwite'-eer, S} s. a bird, the fallow-finch, or White-tail, hwite'-tail, wheat-ear. White-face, hwite'-fase, s. a white mark in the fore White-blaze, hwite-blaze,s head of a horse, descend White-feather, hwite'-feth-er, s. cowardice, from agame or the eyes of sheep. White-fish, hwite-fish, s. a small fish, allied to the s. a lakes ofN. America. White-foot, hwite'-foot, s. a white mark on the foot of or White-friar, hwite'-fri-ar, s. a Carmelite monk. White-heat,hwite'-heet, s. degree of heat at which a White-lady, hwite'-la-de, s. a lady of med iæval legend, White-land, hwite'-land, s. a tough, clayey soil, of a White-lead, evite-led,. s. a carbonate of lead, much White-limed,hwite'-limed, a. whitewashed, or plastered in- White-livered, hwite'-liv-ċrd, a. having a pale look; Whitely, hwite'-le, ad. approaching to white. by White-manganese, hwite'-man-ga-neez, s. carbonate of White-meat, hwite'-meet, s. me at made ofmilk, butter, Whiten, hwite'n, v.a. to make white; to bleach; to Whitener, hwite' -ner, s. one who bleaches or makes White-poplar, hwite'-pop-lar, s. a tree of the poplar White-poppy, hwite'-pop-pe, s. a species of poppy, White-pot,hwite'-pot, s. a kind of food made of milk, White-precipitate, hwite-pre-sip'-e-tate, s.. a compound White-pyrites, hwite-pi-ri -teez, s. a sulphuret of iron, of of a pale bronze-yellow colour, occurring in prism a White-rent, hwite'-rent,. s. a rent or duty payable by Whites, whites, s. the fluor alb us; a disease of females; White-salt, hwite'-sawlt, s. salt dried and calcined; Whitesmith, hwite'-smith, s. a tinsmith; one who White-squall, hwite'-skwawl, s. a squall unannounced