WHITE-THROAT
WHITE-THROAT, noun A small bird that frequents gardens and hedges, the Motacila sylvia.
American Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1828.
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WHITE-THROAT, noun A small bird that frequents gardens and hedges, the Motacila sylvia.
WHITE-VITRIOL, noun In mineralogy, sulphate of zink, a natural salt.
WHITE-WASHER, noun One who whitewashes the walls or plastering of apartments.
WHITE-WATER, noun A disease of sheep, of the dangerous stomachic kind.
WHITE-WAX, noun Bleached wax.
WHITE-WINE, noun Any wine of a clear transparent color, bordering on white, as Madeira, Sherry, Lisbon, etc.; opposed to wine of a deep red color, as Port and Burgundy.
WHITED, participle passive Made white; whitened.
WHITELY, adverb Coming near to white. [Not used.]
WHITEN, verb transitive hwitn. To make white; to bleach; to blanch; as, to whiten cloth.WHITEN, verb intransitive To grow white; to turn or become white. The hair whitens with a...
WHITENED, participle passive Made white; bleached.
WHITENER, noun One who bleaches or makes white.
WHITENESS, noun1. 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;...
WHITES, noun The fluor albus, a disease of females.
WHITESTER, noun A bleacher. [Local.]
WHITESTONE, noun 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 mi...
WHITEWASH, noun [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 ...
WHITEWASHED, participle passive Covered or overspread with a white liquid composition.
WHITEWASHING, participle present tense Overspreading or washing with a white liquid composition.
WHITEWOOD, noun A species of timber tree growing in North America, the Liriodendron, or tulip tree. The name of certain species of Bignonia.WHITE, noun1. One of the natural colo...
WHITHER, adverb1. To what place, interrogatively. whither goest thou?WHITHER away so fast?2. To what place, absolutely.I strayd, I knew not whither3. To which place, relatively....
WHITHERSOEVER, adverb [whither and soever.] To whatever place. I will go whithersoever you lead.
WHITING, noun [from white.]1. A small sea fish, the Asellus mollis or albus, a species of Gadus.2. The same as Spanish white, which see.
WHITISH, adjective [from white.] Somewhat white; white in a moderate degree.
WHITISHNESS, noun [supra.] The quality of being somewhat white.
WHITLEATHER, WHITLETHER, noun [white and leather.] Lether dressed with alum, remarkable for its toughness.
WHITLEATHER, WHITLETHER noun [white and leather.] Lether dressed with alum, remarkable for its toughness.In common use, the ligaments of animals, when in food.
WHITLOW, noun1. In surgery, paronychia, a swelling or inflammation about the nails or ends of the fingers, or affecting one or more of the phalanges of the fingers, generally te...