#off-white

• Yellowish-white — Being of a white color with a slight yellowish tint or shade; of the color of butter, ivory, or unboiled milk. In medicine, biology, and geology, the term is used in a standard manner to describe the structural appearance of certain tissues, secretions, minerals, or wild flowers.
• Whitish — Somewhat white, slightly whitish; having light or pale shades that suggest partial purity or a slight fading of the baseline natural pigment. It is an affective or descriptive form used to nuance a softened chromatic intensity.
• Whitish — Somewhat white, having a whitish, pale, or faded shade; a softened chromatic variant used in popular or literary language to describe an object, a natural element, or the light shade of hair strands.
• Whitish — Somewhat white, with a whitish or pale shade; partially faded; displaying light reflections that soften the baseline color. It is a minor regional phonetic variant for the adjective alburiu.
• Whitish — Somewhat white, having a whitish, pale, or faded shade; turning toward the color white without possessing its complete purity or brightness. It is a softened chromatic variant sometimes used in popular dialects.
• Whitish — Slightly turning toward white; having a whitish, pale, or faded shade; a softened chromatic variant used in local dialects to describe partially bleached cloth, a light-furred animal, or a complexion lacking liveliness.
• Whitish — A regional phonetic variant for albui or alburiu; somewhat white, having a milky, light, or partially opalescent shade; used in villages to describe cloudy liquids or a hazy sky.
• Whitish — Somewhat white; having a whitish, pale, or partially faded shade; with light nuances that soften the brightness of the natural baseline color. It is a chromatic diminutive form sometimes used in popular or poetic language.