whiteside
- noun
- Please place the bread with the whiteside facing up on the plate.
Examples
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The whiteside of the building reflects the sunlight beautifully.
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The artist painted only the whiteside of the sculpture to create a striking contrast.
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The whiteside of the butterfly's wing was visible in the sunlight.
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The artist painted the whitesides of the canvas first.
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The whiteside of the butterfly's wing was visible in the sunlight.
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Please place the bread with the whiteside facing up on the plate.
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The whiteside of the building reflects the sunlight beautifully.
Synonyms
The very bright areas in a picture
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word whiteside is made from white and side, so it means the side or surface that is 'white' or lighter than the rest. A helpful image is a butterfly showing its white side in the sun, because that is exactly what the word points to.