Chester White
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Chester White — A boy with two Chester Whites raised as part of 4 H in Texas, circa 1940 Country of origin USA … Wikipedia
Chester White — n. [after Chester County, Pa., where reputedly first bred] a variety of large, white hog … English World dictionary
Chester White — A breed of hogs that originated in Chester County, Pennsylvania. It originally was called the Chester County White. The breed traces to importation of a white boar from England some time between 1815 1818. The boar was referred to as a… … Combined glossary of agriculture
Chester White — Ches′ter White′ n. ahb. one of an American breed of white hogs, having drooping ears • Etymology: 1855–60, amer.; after Chester county, Pennsylvania … From formal English to slang
Chester White — noun Etymology: Chester County, Pa. Date: 1856 any of a breed of large white swine … New Collegiate Dictionary
chester white — noun Usage: usually capitalized C&W Etymology: from Chester county, Pa., where it originated : a breed of large white swine of the lard type … Useful english dictionary
Chester (horse) — Chester Sire Yattendon Grandsire Sir Hercules Dam Lady Chester (GB) … Wikipedia
Chester (disambiguation) — Chester is a city and is also the county town of Cheshire, England. The name comes from Old English ceastre, city, ultimately from Latin castra, camp. Chester may also mean the following places: Contents 1 Places 1.1 Canada … Wikipedia
white — /hwuyt, wuyt/, adj., whiter, whitest, n., v., whited, whiting. adj. 1. of the color of pure snow, of the margins of this page, etc.; reflecting nearly all the rays of sunlight or a similar light. 2. light or comparatively light in color. 3. (of… … Universalium
white — [[t](h)waɪt, waɪt[/t]] adj. whit•er, whit•est, 1) of the color of pure snow; reflecting nearly all the rays of sunlight or a similar light 2) light or comparatively light in color 3) pan marked by slight pigmentation of the skin 4) pan for,… … From formal English to slang
