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whitelist
white·list W5136600 (wīt′lĭst′, hwīt′-)n. A list of people or organizations that have been approved to receive special considerations or privileges.tr.v. white·list·ed, white·list·ing, white·lists To place on a whitelist.
[white + (black)list.]whitelist
Past participle: whitelisted
Gerund: whitelisting
| Imperative |
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| whitelist | | whitelist |
| Present |
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| I whitelist | | you whitelist | | he/she/it whitelists | | we whitelist | | you whitelist | | they whitelist |
| Preterite |
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| I whitelisted | | you whitelisted | | he/she/it whitelisted | | we whitelisted | | you whitelisted | | they whitelisted |
| Present Continuous |
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| I am whitelisting | | you are whitelisting | | he/she/it is whitelisting | | we are whitelisting | | you are whitelisting | | they are whitelisting |
| Present Perfect |
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| I have whitelisted | | you have whitelisted | | he/she/it has whitelisted | | we have whitelisted | | you have whitelisted | | they have whitelisted |
| Past Continuous |
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| I was whitelisting | | you were whitelisting | | he/she/it was whitelisting | | we were whitelisting | | you were whitelisting | | they were whitelisting |
| Past Perfect |
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| I had whitelisted | | you had whitelisted | | he/she/it had whitelisted | | we had whitelisted | | you had whitelisted | | they had whitelisted |
| Future |
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| I will whitelist | | you will whitelist | | he/she/it will whitelist | | we will whitelist | | you will whitelist | | they will whitelist |
| Future Perfect |
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| I will have whitelisted | | you will have whitelisted | | he/she/it will have whitelisted | | we will have whitelisted | | you will have whitelisted | | they will have whitelisted |
| Future Continuous |
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| I will be whitelisting | | you will be whitelisting | | he/she/it will be whitelisting | | we will be whitelisting | | you will be whitelisting | | they will be whitelisting |
| Present Perfect Continuous |
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| I have been whitelisting | | you have been whitelisting | | he/she/it has been whitelisting | | we have been whitelisting | | you have been whitelisting | | they have been whitelisting |
| Future Perfect Continuous |
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| I will have been whitelisting | | you will have been whitelisting | | he/she/it will have been whitelisting | | we will have been whitelisting | | you will have been whitelisting | | they will have been whitelisting |
| Past Perfect Continuous |
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| I had been whitelisting | | you had been whitelisting | | he/she/it had been whitelisting | | we had been whitelisting | | you had been whitelisting | | they had been whitelisting |
| Conditional |
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| I would whitelist | | you would whitelist | | he/she/it would whitelist | | we would whitelist | | you would whitelist | | they would whitelist |
| Past Conditional |
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| I would have whitelisted | | you would have whitelisted | | he/she/it would have whitelisted | | we would have whitelisted | | you would have whitelisted | | they would have whitelisted |
whitelist
whitelist(1) A list of email addresses that a mail server or email client program is configured to accept as valid, incoming mail. Also called a "safe senders list," Email filtering that relies entirely on whitelists is severely restricted because only messages from addresses on the list are allowed, and all the rest are discarded. See spam filter. Contrast with blacklist.
(2) A list of valid domain names that a mail server is configured to accept. All mail from users with that domain are allowed. Contrast with blacklist.
(3) A list of websites that are allowed to be accessed. A company can configure its routers and firewalls to allow only certain websites to be accessed, because they relate to business. Contrast with blacklist.
(4) A list of applications that a user is authorized to run in an organization. Maintained by the system or network administrator, when the application is run, software in the user's computer may check the program for integrity to ensure it has not been compromised. Contrast with blacklist.MedicalSeeWhitelistingLegalSeeBlacklistThesaurusSeeblacklist |