Fruits medium large, of greenish-white color; taste sweet; medium late; not a keeper.
Fruits medium-sized, of white color; clingstone; late in ripening; of good keeping and shipping qualities.
The beads of a white color, rated at half the value of the black or violet, passed each as the equivalent of a farthing in transactions between the natives and the planters.
The quality or state of being white; white color, or freedom from darkness or obscurity on the surface.
A metallic mineral having a grayish tin-white color, and containing cobalt and iron, with sulphur and arsenic.
A light spongy lava, chiefly felspathic, of a white color, produced by gases or watery vapor getting access to the particular kind of glassy lava called obsidian, when in a state of fusion; it may be called the froth of melted volcanic glass.
A simple mineral found in volcanic rocks, crystallized, and of a white color.
This, in reality, is more or less general even at an early stage of the disease, as is evident from the plump appearance of the patient and a certain sallow-white color of the skin, especially of that of the face.
It disappears under the pressure of the finger, leaving a yellowish-white color in the region of impact, the erysipelatous blush rapidly returning when the circulation at the surface is restored.
In the pure state, baryta is of a greyish-white color, presents an earthy appearance, and is easily powdered.
The carbonate which is formed upon the charcoal, beyond the oxide, is of a bluish-white color.
To the eye they appear of a cream-white color, apparently covered with minute spots.
They are of a clean-white color, but in some instances are made to appear somewhat yellowish on the surface, which is to be attributed to stains produced by moisture from the feet of the sitting-bird.
The eggs of this Dove are of an elongated oval form, nearly symmetrical at each end, and of a pure-white color.
Their ground sometimes presents a greenish-white color, but tends more to olivaceous or dull drab.
And when I ascribe to it the attribute whiteness, my meaning is only, that, of the sensations composing this group or series, that which I call the sensation of white color is one.
White color can in no manner be explained exclusively by the laws of the production of red color.
It is of a white color, like sodium; but oxidizes so rapidly as not to be kept in its pure metallic state.
A small Brazilian rodent (Cavia cobaya), about seven inches in length and usually of a white color, with spots of orange and black.
Defn: A metallic mineral having a grayish tin-white color, and containing cobalt and iron, with sulphur and arsenic.
The flesh is mild, not so solid as that of many varieties, and of a greenish-white color.
Tubers of a pinkish-white color, and similar in form to the Jackson White.
It has zones, either of gray or white color, and it is turned up at the edge (revolute).
White gunpowder does not oxidize the gun, fails to give rise to any salt of iron, and possesses a white color; gun-cotton produces distinctive indications varying with its purity.
Good flour has a white color, possessing a slightly yellow tinge, but is entirely free from red, grey or black specks.
It presents, here and there, blackish particles, due to the perisperm of the grain, and has a dirty-white color.
These, which are the most general breed in the hill districts, are small horned, and all over of a white color.
When the pressing or handling is too severe, the whey that runs from the curd will appear of a white color.
They are mostly of a white color, or spotted, and are easily fattened.
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