Whiteout

When a white person has completely overused something or changed it in a way that compliments their whiteness.

Person 1: Have you seen the new girl?
Person 2: No, what's her name?
Person 1: Heighleigh.
Person 2: Wow that sounds like such a whiteout name.

by ineptriley July 11, 2018

whiteout

To ejaculate in someones eye so they can only see white.

I told her "swallow or its going in your eye" She stopped so I gave her a whiteout.

by Trea G. December 29, 2007

whiteout

sudden feeling of total loss of control which is caused by too much drinking and then smoking wheelchair weed. See definition of broccoli. Leaning against the wall while having a cold shower, or draping yourself over the back of a chair hasn't proven to alleviate symptoms. Known side effects are kicking out your friends and locking your doors.

I had such a good time lastnite until we smoked a couple of BC buds mixed with a little honey oil. After that I had a whiteout. I was a total mess!!

by the_trapper August 16, 2006

whitehouseisd

Racist

Racist: whitehouseisd means that there is a high possibility of you getting racially profiled.😩☝🏽

by THATMFFBBB October 27, 2021

whitehouse junior high

full of ugly ass bitches who burn your hoodie because you cheated on them with a bed bug bitch and gave them to your sister and don't forget ugly bald bitch mr.pratt always taking up your nic so he can drain that shit ong fuck that school fuck 12 and fuck me

fuck whitehouse junior high mr.pratt took my nic

by daddy pratt November 21, 2021

whiteosis

A person whom has a disorder which makes them look whiter then they believe.

“Guys I think I have whiteosis” , said jerry.

by Glozelane October 4, 2022

tech whiteout

A tech whiteout occurs when your office experiences or you experience a complete meltdown of the technology you rely on to run your enterprise or life.

“All we did was call in one of our techies and the next thing you know we had a total tech whiteout in our office: our entire network crashed, our VoIP phones wouldn’t work, in fact, you couldn’t even log on to your own local workstation since even that is controlled by the network. These days the Internet is so in-grained into our work flow for: data storage, social networking, running our websites, operating our phones, running applications, communicating with our clients, etc., that when our network isn’t working, we might as well send everyone home. The only thing that was working was the one old analog phone line we keep around for our fax machine.”

by Prof Bruce April 5, 2010