white out
/ˈwaɪt aʊt/
verb
- To cover or obscure something completely, especially with a white substance or by erasing.
- She white-outed the old address and wrote the new one.
- The editor white-outed the incorrect line in the manuscript.
- The snowstorm white-outed the entire landscape.
Synonyms
noun
- A weather condition in a snowy area where the sky and snow blend together, making it difficult to see.
- The skiers got lost in a sudden white-out on the mountain.
- Driving during a white-out is extremely dangerous.
- The rescue team had to wait until the white-out cleared.
- A correction fluid used to cover mistakes in writing or typing.
- The bottle of white-out dried out before she could use it.
- He prefers erasing mistakes rather than using white-out.
- She used white-out to fix the typo on her essay.