To be clearly distinguished, like black and white; used to describe colors that stand out against each other or to describe clear, bright eyes

To deliberately misrepresent the facts or confuse right and wrong; literally "to invert black and white"

A television set that displays images only in black and white colors.

television set or broadcast that displays images only in black and white

a motion picture filmed in shades of black and white rather than color

to confuse black and white; to deliberately misrepresent the truth or distort the facts

(idiom) unable to distinguish black from white; failing to distinguish between right and wrong or good and evil

to confuse black and white; to misrepresent the facts or invert the truth, typically regarding matters of right and wrong or good and evil

to deliberate confuse black and white; to misrepresent the facts or truth

Illegal and legal circles; specifically refers to having connections in both the criminal underworld and the official or lawful world.

(Taiwan) various side dishes chosen from a display, sliced up, and served together; the name comes from a Taiwanese expression meaning to slice things as one pleases.

two deities in Chinese folk religion, one dressed in black and the other in white, who serve as guards or messengers responsible for capturing souls and escorting the spirits of the dead to the underworld

(bird species of China) Jerdon's bush chat (Saxicola jerdoni)

a painting or drawing that uses only black, white, and gray tones

to speak without any basis in fact or talk irresponsibly