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  • adjective Alternative spelling of white-bread.

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Examples

  • Several other characters are Egyptian, Jewish, or some other kind of not-whitebread, which is refreshing, since a lot of historical fiction forgets that Rome was a multinational, multiethnic empire

    the Hathor Legacy Maria 2010

  • That is just too much for some of the "whitebread" types who need someone to look down their noses at.

    Poll: Obama Expands Lead, Makes Big Inroads On National Security 2009

  • With this kind of whitebread appeal, Vampire Weekend is dangerously close to becoming

    baltimoresun.com - Entertainment 2010

  • With this kind of whitebread appeal, Vampire Weekend is dangerously close to becoming

    baltimoresun.com - Entertainment 2010

  • He wants to investigate how the events of this narrative would affect a different set, hence the casting of the "whitebread" Marsden and the role change to a Hollywood screenwriter.

    In Contention 2009

  • I'll take the 'whitebread' version, thanks, and please give the originators of the song credit for their composition and performance.

    Vanishing American 2009

  • I know of no whitebread (white-bred) gringo that has crossed this barrier. esperanza

    Developing An Ear for Spanish 2009

  • I know of no whitebread (white-bred) gringo that has crossed this barrier ...

    Developing An Ear for Spanish 2009

  • I know of no whitebread (white-bred) gringo that has crossed this barrier. esperanza

    Developing An Ear for Spanish 2009

  • I grew up in a pretty whitebread Canadian family, where roast beef was served on Sundays with baked potato and frozen (but of course cooked) vegetables, which I always thought were gakky.

    The Spice of Life « Colleen Anderson 2009

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  • "The real Shire must be getting sick of parodies, which began 20 years ago with the ABC documentary Sylvania Waters and reached a height of communal defamation after the Cronulla riots in 2005. At that time the people of the Shire were wrongly caricatured as racist, insular and whitebread by a news media too lazy to get the real story, which was that the people of the Shire were right to be angry about the systematic sexual harassment of young women at Cronulla beach, which had been going on for years while the police did nothing."

    - Paul Sheehan, Time to pull plug from Ten's false reality, theage.com.au, 19 July 2012.

    July 19, 2012