👉 In literature and poetry, "whilter" is a specific type of brushstroke or painting technique that involves using a thin, light-colored paintbrush to create the appearance of grain or roughness. The term comes from the word "white," which suggests the brushstrokes are similar in texture to white paint. Whiter than usual means having less color and being more uniform, often used to describe a type of painting technique where the paint is applied thinner than usual.
