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white spirit

noun

  1. a colourless liquid obtained from petroleum and used as a substitute for turpentine


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Example Sentences

He was described in them as "the star of the prairie," as "the light of the steppe," or "the white spirit of the desert."

She was like a white spirit fluttering hither and thither, a symbol of the new life that was stirring in the land.

For every hurt they had one remedy: plenty of "caña," a fiery white spirit, fresh from the still.

It is said also that alone among men living, he has seen the White Spirit: the Inkosazana.

She began dancing in the snow, like a little white spirit, tossing her long hair, and laughing softly to herself.

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