WordNet
n. white Egyptian lotus: water lily of Egypt to southeastern Africa; held sacred by the Egyptians [syn: lotus, Egyptian water lily, white lily, Nymphaea lotus]
Wikipedia
__NOTOC__ White lotus can refer to:
White Lotus is the fourth full-length album by Tempe, Arizona post-hardcore band Eyes Set to Kill. The album was released on August 9, 2011. This is the first album to feature the screamer, Cisko Miranda. It is also the first full length not to feature ex-guitarist, Greg Kerwin. Furthermore, it's their first and only album to be released under their own record label, Foresee Records. Pre-orders for the album went up at 12 P.M. PST on July 7, 2011. Polly was given as a free download with the pre-orders and Harsh was streamed on sound cloud on July 8th. Track 6, "Erasing Everything" is a remake of their song "Pure White Lace", which was originally released on their 2006 EP When Silence is Broken, the Night is Torn.
Usage examples of "white lotus".
He drove a white Lotus with a moon roof and a deafening subwoofer system.
In his left hand he held a translucent jade water jug and in his right hand rested a bright white lotus flower.
Vishnu is seated on white lotus flowers, having on his right his wife, the brilliant and perfumed Lakshmi, born from the churning of the sea and sprinkled with the Ganges by elephants with golden ewers, thus associating the ideal of love and beauty with the prestige of the supreme god.
In the years before the White Lotus conspiracy, Han bandits began to cut their queues off as a mark of rebellion.
He knew that Lieutenant White Lotus stood at the door, watching to make sure that no one raised a hand to harm him.
Atreus found himself standing beneath a pearly sky in a valley of white marble, facing an alabaster palace surrounded by snowy ponds filled with white lotus.
A white lotus flower blossomed from the center of each palm, both emitting identical reference tags.
He told me that in the PRC he'd been a member of a secret society, a martial arts organization called the White Lotus.