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vb. (en-third-person singularwhite out)
Usage examples of "whites out".
I don't think we will see many whites out that way--if we do see whites I will kill them.
Gangs of black youths swarmed aboard and dragged the elderly whites out of the buses.
Just as blacks kept secrets from whites out of necessity, so whites might also find it wise to keep certain things from blacks.
Many of the men were billeted among the savages, who used them well, and stood in such awe of the power at the fort that they dared not wrong the whites out of a pin.
Pedro seldom rode without twenty on thirty _vaqueros_ to back him up, whereas Kicking Wolf, a small man no bigger than the boy, would raid San Antonio with five on six braves and manage to carry off three women and scare all the whites out of seven or eight counties just by traveling through them.
Lord Winder was entirely surrounded by reds, leaving the few remaining whites out in the cold.
At that time the safest place for anything was an Indian reservation, which, I might add, comrade, tended to keep whites out.
EMP whites out the display for a moment as a four megaton blast torches off, fifty kilometres from the target.
The glare shoots thick rays from every window and then whites out the image once more.