(espionage) Radio broadcasting propaganda whose source and motivation are apparent.

A sage native to southern California and neighboring Baja California west of the desert, Salvia apiana, an important nectar source for sage honey and used by the local Indians for its edible seeds, medicinally, and for burning to provide smoke for ritual purification in ceremonies. It is also grown as a drought-tolerant small shrub in local gardens.

simple past tense and past participle of white up

present participle of white up

plural of white sage

Propaganda coming from a publicly known source and having a publicly known motivation.

Synonym of cleanroom (“room or environment controlled to minimize the presence of airborne matter”)

(real estate) Land not included in a plan for development, demolition, etc.

(prison slang) A higher-ranking prison officer.

To wear whiteface.