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1. (adj.) whitish
somewhat white.
Etymology: (1350–1400; ME whit(f)lowe, whitflawe. See white , flaw1)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) milky, milklike, whitish
resembling milk in color not clear
"milky glass"
2. (adj) whitish, off-white
of something having a color tending toward white
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1. (adj) whitish
somewhat white; approaching white; white in a moderate degree
2. (adj) whitish
covered with an opaque white powder
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Sense: fairly white; close to white.
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 Afrikaans: witagtig |
 Arabic: ضارِب إلى البَياض |
 Bulgarian: бял |
 Brazilian: esbranquiçado |
 Czech: bělavý |
 German: weißlich |
 Danish: hvidlig |
 Greek: ασπριδερός |
 Spanish: blanquecino, blancuzco |
 Estonian: valkjas |
 Farsi: شیری |
 Finnish: vaalea |
 French: blanchâtre |
 Hebrew: לְבַנבַן |
 Hindi: सफेद-सा |
 Croatian: bjelkast |
 Hungarian: fehéres |
 Indonesian: hampir putih |
 Icelandic: hvítleitur |
 Italian: biancastro, bianchiccio |
 Japanese: 白っぽい |
 Korean: 약간 흰 |
 Lithuanian: balsvas |
 Latvian: bālgans |
 Malay: agak putih |
 Dutch: vaalwit |
 Norwegian: hvitaktig |
 Polish: białawy |
 Persian: شیری |
 Pashto: سپين بخن |
 Portuguese: esbranquiçado |
 Romanian: alburiu |
 Russian: белёсый |
 Slovak: belavý |
 Slovenian: belkast |
 Serbian: beličast |
 Swedish: vitaktig |
 Thai: ค่อนข้างขาว; ค่อนข้างซีด; |
 Turkish: beyazımsı, akça |
 Taiwanese: 相當白的，近白色的 |
 Ukrainian: білуватий, білястий |
 Urdu: سفیدی ماءل |
 Vietnamese: khá trắng |
 Chinese: 发白的，带白色的 |
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