ADJECTIVE
- of a pure white color
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restricted to whites only
under segregation there were even white restrooms and white drinking fountains
a lily-white movement which would expel Negroes from the organization
How To Use lily-white In A Sentence
- One of the students who did not leap to attention however, was sitting in the furthest corner at a paper-strewn desk, her head was lazily propped upon one slim lily-white hand which rested just beneath her pointy chin.
- Like we really give a rodents rectum what this lily-white backward hick thinks ... the lead of the P [H] ARTY of NO ... McConnell to vote against Sotomayor
- Did she truly need to be told once again that beauty was to be found in skin lily-white, in hair like flax, in eyes like Isabelle's? HERE BE DRAGONS
- Maybe Richard Cohen's only problem is that he gently cries himself to sleep at night, his uncalloused, lily-white hands self-consciously stroking his beard, waiting for an anthrax letter that never comes. Dan Sweeney: Richard Cohen: Squealing Porcine Quisling, or just Gone Native?
- Tears streamed down her lily-white cheeks, enflamed by her heated temper.
- So is Steele saying that if a lily-white democratic national official hosted a party at a strip club and ran a tab of $ 2K, no one would make a big deal of it? Think Progress » After Condemning Democrats For Using The ‘Race Card’ When In ‘Trouble,’ Steele Uses Race As Excuse
- It was always guaranteed to set Lo off, despite his claim to have lily-white hands).
- He reached over and held her small hand in his large one, stroking the top of her dainty lily-white hand with his broad, chocolate-colored thumb.
- A sidelight cast a sepulchral glow through the lily-white curtains that hung at her new patio doors. THE CALLIGRAPHER
- 'Nay, pale youth, so lily-white,' I chortled, waving the copy paper; 'not the bounce, but a detail. Local Color
