whites
- noun
- /waɪts/
- I WOULD, BUT, UH, THEN I MIGHT SOIL MY CROQUET WHITES.
I hope she brought the whites and stuff.
- I hope she brought the whites and stuff.
- They had all been pointing in their Blues and whites and checks.
Examples
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She packed her whites for the upcoming cricket game as required by the club.
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For our tennis tournament, everyone must bring their own whites to wear on the court.
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What we have here are a pair of classic, all white air forces.
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And the girls had to wear white pants and the boys didn't.
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And I only wore white pants, white shirts and white robes.
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During the match, all the players wore their crisp whites to follow the team's uniform policy.
Synonyms
Light-colored trousers worn for sports like cricket or tennis
Formal white uniforms people in the military wear for ceremonies
Compounds
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Whites for clothing comes from garments that are white in color, so people called their white shirts and trousers 'whites'. That's why sports teams still call their white uniforms their whites.