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- whited sepulcher/ˌwaɪtɪd ˈsɛpəlkə/A person or thing that appears pure, virtuous, or attractive on the outside but is corrupt, evil, or hypocritical on the inside.nounC2
- whited sepulchre/ˌwaɪtɪd ˈsɛp(ə)lkə/A hypocrite; someone who appears morally pure or righteous on the outside but is corrupt or evil within.nounC2 (Very Low Frequency)
- whitedamp/ˈwaɪtdæmp/A colourless, toxic mixture of gases, primarily carbon monoxide, found in coal mines following an explosion or fire.nounC2
- whiteface/ˈwaɪtfeɪs/The application of white makeup, typically to cover the face entirely, especially for theatrical or performance purposes, or a performer who wears such makeup.nounC2
- whitefield/ˈwaɪtfiːld/A proper noun referring to a specific place name, most commonly a suburb, town, or urban area.nounLow
- whitefish/ˈwʌɪtfɪʃ/A general term for various species of freshwater fish, especially from the salmon family, with pale or silvery flesh.nounB2
- whitefish bay/ˌwaɪt.fɪʃ ˈbeɪ/A toponym referring to a specific bay or geographical area, most famously associated with a village on the shore of Lake Michigan in Wisconsin, USA.nounC1
- whitefly/ˈwaɪt.flaɪ/A small, sap-sucking insect of the family Aleyrodidae, typically with powdery white wings.nounC1
- whitefriars/ˌwaɪtˈfraɪəz/A historical term referring to a community of Carmelite friars, specifically to their monasteries, particularly the one in London. The name derives from their distinctive white mantle.nounC2/Rare
- whitehead/ˈwaɪt.hɛd/A small, pale pimple or papule, especially on the face, caused by a blocked sebaceous gland.nounIntermediate
- whitehorse/ˈwaɪt.hɔːs/A white horse; the capital city of Yukon, Canada.nounRare (as a common noun); Medium-Low (as a proper noun/place name)
- whitelash/ˈwaɪt.læʃ/A strong negative reaction or backlash from white people, particularly against social progress by minority groups or against multiculturalism.nounLow-to-medium
- whitelaw/ˈwaɪt.lɔː/A surname of Scottish origin, primarily functioning as a proper noun.nounVery Low (Proper Noun)
- whiteley/ˈwaɪtli/A toponymic surname of English origin, primarily referring to specific places in Northern England, most notably a town in West Yorkshire.nounVery Low
- whiteline/ˈwaɪt laɪn/A thin, white-painted line on a road surface, pavement, or sports field used to mark boundaries, lanes, or specific areas.nounLow
- whitelist/ˈwaɪt.lɪst/An approved list of trusted entities.nounverb-transitiveB2
- whiteman/ˈwaɪtmən/A term historically used to refer to a man of European descent or a white man; now considered dated, offensive, or colonialist in many contexts.nounLow (rare in modern, non-specialized use; potentially offensive)
- whiten/ˈwaɪ.tən/to make or become white or lighter in colour.verbverb-ambitransitiveLow-to-Mid
- whitener/ˈwaɪtənə(r)/A substance or product used to make something white or whiter, often by removing stains or discolouration.nounC1/C2
- whitening/ˈwaɪtənɪŋ/The process or result of making something white or lighter in colour.nounB2
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