to whiteboard
- verb
- /ˈwaɪtˌbɔrd/
- Jargon
- To brainstorm effectively, the team started whiteboarding their thoughts on the large board.
Examples
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During the meeting, we spent the afternoon whiteboarding our new marketing strategy as a team.
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The group gathered around the table, whiteboarding their ideas for the upcoming project.
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And this will be this will be the greatest drawing with friends productivity whiteboarding with friends.
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Picture each of the stakeholders taking turns, either whiteboarding or speaking to a day-in-the-life.
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Surface Forms
Morphology
whiteboard = whiteboard (transparent) = white + board
The verb is a regular conversion from the noun 'whiteboard', and its meaning is directly based on using a whiteboard.
Etymology
Whiteboard as a verb comes from the action of writing on a whiteboard. To 'whiteboard' is to plan or explain ideas by drawing and writing on a white surface with markers, so to whiteboard something is to work out ideas together in a clear, changeable way.