whiteboard

/ˈwaɪtbɔːd/noun

A board with a smooth white surface that you write on with erasable markers and can wipe clean afterward.

Example sentences

“The teacher sketched the diagram on the whiteboard.”
“Please erase the whiteboard at the end of class.”

Office jargon has turned it into a verb: to 'whiteboard' an idea is to sketch it out roughly in a meeting.

Related words

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