whitewash , także: lime paint

"It looks like they were trying to put a whitewash on the situation."

But the Justice review was seen by many as a whitewash.

Opponents of the Government have called the report a whitewash.

The only building he could see was the church, which looked as though it had been given a coat of whitewash.

She didn't know how much the whitewash would help, but supposed it couldn't hurt.

A whitewash of the brand is the best we can expect.

This is the only whitewash final in the history of the tournament.

We'll see: maybe those of us who expected the 9/11 commission to produce yet another whitewash were wrong.

If people don't like the message they can discuss it, but the report must not be seen as a whitewash.

This business about creating "greater value" is a bit of a whitewash.

The whitewash has long been removed, though the name stuck.

Whitewash is a 1994 television special and animated short film that was based on a true story.

When the whitewash was removed, the paint came off, too.

"I know we're going to have a lot of tough questions because we want to make sure the reforms are not a whitewash."

"Given the magnitude of what happened, it could not have been a whitewash," he said.

But others say it's the only way to avoid accusations of a whitewash.

Now hopes are fading, though not because the board wants a whitewash.

This is the only time a whitewash had occurred in a Masters final.

This has not been a whitewash or a witch hunt.

But without having had a chance to see the whole report yet, it sounds like a whitewash."

Also, whitewash and adobe are both very low cost building materials.

They were discovered after being hidden under whitewash for ages.

Most observers believe this uncertainty over the cause to be whitewash.

At the time they were obscured by whitewash and paint.

This is going to be a whitewash start to finish."