afraid, white with fear

The name of wood, the white poplar.

white bearded, old man

become white of hair due to old age, Metaphorically: old age

white, white coloured, blond

wearing white, cheerfulness

whitewash, lime whiteness

turn pale due to embarrassment or fright

a pigeon who have some black and white fur

obvious lie, white lie, a harmless or trivial lie, especially one told to avoid hurting someone's feelings

immodesty, shamelessness.

such a person, especially a salaried employee, on whom the expenditure is very high, but whose use is often very little or nothing

(Medical Science) a colorless cell that circulates in the blood and body fluids and is involved in counteracting foreign substances and disease, white blood cells, leukocyte

clothed in white, a man dressed in white, Swetambar

white and black,everything

whose hair became gray Metaphorically: old, old age, older, aged