White People's time
White People's time noun: a system of time ascribed to white people, to account for their supposed tendency to put a high value on being on time and rigorous about scheduling, usually when contrasted with Colored People's Time or a similar term.
Noun
White People's time (uncountable)
- A system of time ascribed to white people, to account for their supposed tendency to put a high value on being on time and rigorous about scheduling, usually when contrasted with Colored People's Time or a similar term.
- Synonyms:
- haole time, mzungu time
Synonyms of White People's time
Questions about White People's time
- What does White People's time mean?
- White People's time means a system of time ascribed to white people, to account for their supposed tendency to put a high value on being on time and rigorous about scheduling, usually when contrasted with Colored People's Time or a similar term.
- What part of speech is White People's time?
- White People's time is a noun.
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