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Meanings of whitish in English
Usage of whitish in English
1
The large eyes in particular are whitish, cloudy, blurred, and apparently blind.
2
The sky of Central Brazil was always of a whitish cobalt blue.
3
The substance was whitish, or resembled the coagulated white of an egg:
4
Steam rose in a whitish mass and blew directly away from Calhoun.
5
Beyond the straight and lofty pine trunks a whitish glare soon appeared.
6
The tonsils are enlarged and studded with whitish or yellowish white points.
7
Near the limit of vision showed a very faint glimmering whitish streak.
8
All at once, in this whitish band, two figures made their appearance.
9
It had not that filmy, whitish appearance which distinguishes the latter phenomenon.
10
Round black tail with whitish tips, and some whitish on the wings.
11
Plaque is difficult to see because it is whitish, like your teeth.
12
It is made and repaired with whitish limestone, from beginning to end.
13
Its leaves are wedge-shaped and its flowers are large, whitish and fleshy.
14
To her amazement she pulled out a tangle of long whitish hair.
15
Leaves whitish-green, broad, of moderate length, and slightly cut at the edges.
16
A whitish matter, which may be curdled, is discharged from the nose.
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United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common