Black And White Definition

blăkən-wīt, -hwīt
noun
Writing or print.
To put an agreement down in black and white.
Webster's New World
A color palette, as in photography or printmaking, employing only black and white or black, white, and values of gray.
A film shot in black and white; a painting reproduced in black and white.
American Heritage
A drawing or picture done in black and white.
Webster's New World
Reproduction, as by photography or television, of images in black, white, and gray rather than in chromatic colors.
Webster's New World
A black-and-white photograph.
Webster's New World
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adjective
Partially black and partially white.
A black-and-white cow.
American Heritage
Set down in writing or print.
Webster's New World
Being in writing or print.
Black-and-white proof.
American Heritage
Partly black and partly white.
A black-and-white tie.
Webster's New World
Rendered in black and white or in achromatic colors.
A black-and-white drawing.
American Heritage
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Other Word Forms of Black And White

Noun

Singular:
black and white
Plural:
black and whites

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