An item is said to be "in the white" when it is in an unfinished state or condition. If you were speaking of furniture, this would mean that the wood had not been treated, varnished, or stained. When speaking of guns, it would mean pretty much the same, a part that has had no external treatments.
"Kamo" in Maori refers to the sclera or white part of the eye. It is also used to describe the appearance of eyes or to refer to someone's gaze or attentiveness.
white caps,swells,mean seas
A word generally used by aboriginal Australians to describe a white person.
The Māori word for white is "ma" or "maero." It can be used to describe the color white or to describe something that is white in color.
An aged person with white hair. The word hoary is also used to describe frost.
it essentially means a theme that is used in literature to describe a part of the story which tells about the most important part or main idea in a book.
"Non-white" is a term used to refer to individuals who are not of European descent or do not identify as white. It is often used to describe individuals who belong to racial or ethnic groups other than white in discussions of race and identity.
It means white. Local word used in Luganda (UGANDA) to refer to a white person
A Gentile
White protestants
fraction
a fraction