small white

noun

1. a small white butterfly, Artogeia rapae, with scanty black markings, the larvae of which feed on brassica leaves

Example Sentences

I looked around and I was marching next to a parent with two small white children.

From The Daily Beast

It consists of a small white lancet, which requires just a small drop of blood.

From The Daily Beast

He had set up camp, living in a small white-canvas tent amid rain puddles and unfiltered cigarette butts that littered the ground.

From The Daily Beast

He got a lesson in war and history when he looked inside his new green beret to see a small white tag.

From The Daily Beast

The strengthening firelight showed her small white face, amid the masses of her dark hair.

From Project Gutenberg

I noticed here the familiar, almost imperceptible click of the small white teeth.

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Then, as her fingers brushed the small white back, there surged up in her a sudden virile tenderness and comprehension.

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A David slipped up toward him, its small white face expressionless, brown hair hanging down in its eyes.

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Her fingers worked at the lapel of my collar; by bending my head I could have touched her small white knuckles with my lips.

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