DCHP-1 Online
paleface ((adj.)) † 
white (as opposed to Indian); non-Indian.
See also: pale-faced
- 1860 We entered his name on our list, and were almost tempted to write the word 'Esquire' after it; for with amplitude which many of our "paleface," delinquent subscribers would do well to imitate, he at once paid his money.
- 1959 Another attraction for paleface visitors will be the famed Indian Longhouse, built last year by Capilano Indians as their centennial project.
- 1964 She had four beautiful children, all girls, blue-eyed and at the paleface end of a series in which she and her father were the mixed blood and full Indian elements respectively.
- 1860 We entered his name on our list, and were almost tempted to write the word 'Esquire' after it; for with amplitude which many of our "paleface," delinquent subscribers would do well to imitate, he at once paid his money.