ca·su·ist·ry 
(kăzh-ĭ-strē)
(kăzh-ĭ-strē)n. pl. ca·su·ist·ries
1. Specious or excessively subtle reasoning intended to rationalize or mislead.
2. The determination of right and wrong in questions of conduct or conscience by analyzing cases that illustrate general ethical rules.
[From CASUIST.]
- white gasoline
- white-glove
- white gold
- white goods
- Whitehall
- Whitehall
- whitehead
- Whitehead
- white-headed
- white heat
- White Hmong
- white hole
- white hope
- Whitehorse
- white-hot
- White House
- white iron pyrites
- white knight
- white-knuckle
- white-knuckled
- white lead
- white lie
- white light
- white lightning
- whitelist