eggwhite

noun
UK /ˈeɡ.waɪt/
US /ˈeɡ.waɪt/

The clear part of an egg that turns white when you cook it.

She separated the eggwhite from the yolk to make a fluffy meringue.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The albuminous substance surrounding the yolk of an egg, used in cooking and baking.

Whisk the eggwhite until stiff peaks form.

3. A protein-rich liquid used as a binding agent in food preparation.

The chef brushed eggwhite on the pastry to give it a glossy finish.

4. The clear portion of an egg, often separated for dietary or culinary purposes.

Athletes sometimes add eggwhite to smoothies for extra protein.