Converse of object

• whisk: In a large bowl, whisk the egg whites into stiff peaks.

• beat: Beat egg whites with a pinch of salt until stiff, then add to mixture.

Adjective modifier

• painted: They are of brick and timber and painted white.

• brilliant: The object now changed from a brilliant white to a duller or dimmer light with an orange tinge.

• greenish: There flowers are white, pinkish or greenish white.

• non-hispanic: The denial of low-educated married women to add to non-hispanic whites are.

Modifies a noun

• wine: Hard Cheese responds well to soaking in a robust white wine.

• photograph: In a corner Grant's Daisy #6, a small black and white photograph, is a quiet yet dark presence.

• shirt: How fine he looked in his clean, white shirt.

• flower: In summer the plant has small white flowers that are followed by bright red berries.

• beach: The white, sandy beach that slopes gently into the turquoise blue water is considered to be one of the finest on the island.

Preposition: with

• pinch: Beat egg whites with a pinch of salt until stiff, then add to mixture.

Used with adjective complement

• bleach: He had let his beard grow, and the rim of fair hair had been bleached almost white by the sunlight.

• bleed: Equally, ' to bleed white ' the French Army was not a plausible and appropriate objective at this time.

Noun used with modifier

• egg: Making liquid egg white the purest form of protein, known to man.