white bread 
noun [mass noun]
Bread that is light in colour, made with flour that has been through a refining process: a thick slice of white bread [count noun]: refined carbohydrates, such as white breads, contain more starch than whole grains...
- Use nice, thick-cut white bread to make French toast.
- Americans consume five loaves of white bread for every loaf of whole wheat.
- White bread is low in fiber.
adjective (white-bread) North American informal
Blandly conventional in a way that is regarded as characteristic of the white middle classes: inoffensive white-bread comedies...
- Before that, before corporate man became a sexy thing, corporate America was a white-bread, repressed, deeply uncool place to be.
- And all of sudden, we then get white-bread television, and you know, we'll have television of the '50s again.
- We must find some alternative to the most insular tendencies of ethnic social clubs, but not white-bread homogeneity or the romance of going it alone.
- by myself
- by name
- byname
- by no manner of means
- by no means
- by no (or not by any) stretch of the imagination
- by numbers
- BYO
- BYOB
- BYOD
- BYOG
- by oneself
- by one's fingertips
- by (or at) someone's side
- by order
- by (or from) all accounts
- by (or in) leaps and bounds
- by (or in) virtue of
- by (or of) the name of
- by (or on) one's lonesome
- by (or on) request
- by (or through) the back door
- by (or with) your leave
- by ourselves
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