English Dictionary

Definition of “snow-white”

snow-white

British English: snow-white Something that is snow-white is of a bright white colour. ADJECTIVEHis hair was snow white like an old man's.
Brazilian Portuguese: branco como neve
Chinese: 雪白的
European Spanish: blanco como la nieve
French: blanc comme neige blanche comme neige
German: schneeweiß
Italian: candido candida
Japanese: 純白の
Korean: 새하얀
Portuguese: branco como a neve
Spanish: blanco como la nieve

Alpiew stared across at the apparition grinning to show his snow-white smile.

Fidelis Morgan THE RIVAL QUEENS: A Countess Ashby de la Zouche Mystery (2002)

Halle, 38, looks happy to cuddle the pongy porker -- but even happier later when she shows how well she scrubs up in a snow-white dress.

Sun, News of the World (2005)

Here the gum trees have snow-white trunks and Ron tells stories of collecting sugarbag honey from wild-bee hives.

Misc (1999)

In another legend, a snow-white crow brought Apollo the bad news that his lover Coronis had been unfaithful to him.

Ridpath, Ian & Tirion, Will Stars and Planets

It was snow-white , and for eyes it had two black holes and the mouth the same.

Trenhalle, John A Means to Evil

Liberty's only concession to road safety was a snow-white helmet.

Tony Parsons MAN AND WIFE (2002)

ONCE this church sat, snow-white and queenly upon her hill, sending out a gracious look all over her domain.

Times, Sunday Times (2002)

The docs probe about the gaping hole in her shattered skull - the snow-white of the bone matter clearly visible to viewers.

The Advertiser, Sunday Mail (2005)

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