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Webster Dictionary :: White-caterpillar
WHITE-CATERPILLAR, n. An insect of a small size, called sometimes the borer, tha...
Webster Dictionary :: White-campion
WHITE-CAMPION, n. [white and campion.] A pernicious perennial weed, growing in c...
Webster Dictionary :: White-bug
WHITE-BUG, n. [white and bug.] An insect of the bug kind, which injures vines an...
Webster Dictionary :: White-brant
WHITE-BRANT, n. [white and brant.] A species of the duck kind, the Anas hyperborea.
Webster Dictionary :: White-blaze
WHITE-FACE, WHITE-BLAZE, n. A white mark in the forehead of a horse, descending ...
Webster Dictionary :: White-bear
WHITE-BEAR, n. [white and bear.] The bear that inhabits the polar regions.
Webster Dictionary :: White-beam
WHITE-BEAM, n. The white-leaf tree, a species of Crataegus.
Webster Dictionary :: White-bait
WHITE-BAIT, n. [white and bait.] A very small delicate fish, of the genus Clupea.
Webster Dictionary :: White
WHITE, a. [G.] 1. Being in the color of pure snow; snowy; not dark; as white pap...
Webster Dictionary :: Whit
WHIT, n. [L.] A point; a jot; the smallest part or particle imaginable. It is us...
Webster Dictionary :: Whistly
WHISTLY, adv. Silently.
Webster Dictionary :: Whistling
WHISTLING, ppr. Uttering a musical sound through a small orifice of the lips; so...
Webster Dictionary :: Whistler
WHISTLER, n. One who whistles.
Webster Dictionary :: Whistled
WHISTLED, pp. Sounded with a pipe; uttered in a whistle.
Webster Dictionary :: Whistle-fish
WHISTLE-FISH, n. A local name of a species of Gadus, with only tow fins on the b...
Webster Dictionary :: Whistle
WHISTLE, v.i. hwisl. [L., a whistle; allied to whisper.] 1. To utter a kind of m...
