Similar words: malefactor, double-faced, scale factor, deface, defaced, preface, stone-face, type face. Meaning: n. a derogatory term for a white person (said to have been used by North American Indians).
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(1) What about pale-faced geeks in plaid shirts?
(2) Pale-faced doctors and nurses hurry along dark corridors.
(3) My master, pale-faced, his forehead covered with a sheen of sweat, groaned and turned away.
(4) On it was a pale-faced corpse with an arm flipping over the edge of the stretcher.
(5) They were both pale-faced, hot and dishevelled, and dressed in loose-fitting crumpled clothes.
(6) Although he did not appear to be undernourished, he was pale-faced.
(7) Ha! Cursed 6)paleface, do you dare to enter the camp of Red Chief ?
(8) I will not dwell on, nor mourn over, our untimely decay, nor reproach my paleface brothers with hastening it as we too may have been somewhat to blame.
More similar words: malefactor, double-faced, scale factor, deface, defaced, preface, stone-face, type face, barefaced, typeface, lose face, volte-face, in the face of, shamefaced, defacement, on the face of it, shamefacedly, a slap in the face, fly in the face of, face to face with, face to face, face-to-face, telefax, double fault, de facto, defacto, cleft palate, artefact, malefic, baleful.