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white-label

white-label adjective: describing a non-branded product manufactured by one company and sold by another, especially by a supermarket as a basic or economic alternative to a branded product.

Adjective

white-label (not comparable)

  1. Describing a non-branded product manufactured by one company and sold by another, especially by a supermarket as a basic or economic alternative to a branded product.

Verb

white-label (third-person singular simple present white-labels, present participle (US) white-labeling or (UK) white-labelling, simple past and past participle (US) white-labeled or (UK) white-labelled)

  1. (transitive) To sell (another manufacturer's product) in this manner.

Forms of white-label

third-person singular presentwhite-labels
present participle USwhite-labeling
present participle UKwhite-labelling
past participle USwhite-labeled
past USwhite-labeled
past participle UKwhite-labelled
past UKwhite-labelled

Questions about white-label

What does white-label mean?
White-label means describing a non-branded product manufactured by one company and sold by another, especially by a supermarket as a basic or economic alternative to a branded product.
What part of speech is white-label?
White-label can be an adjective or a verb.

Words near white-label in the dictionary

  1. white-knuckle ride
  2. white-knuckle rides
  3. white-knuckled
  4. white-knuckles
  5. white-knuckling
  6. white-label
  7. white-labeled
  8. white-labeling
  9. white-labelled
  10. white-labelling
  11. white-labels

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