whiting
(plural – the same spelling ‘whiting’; for the right pronunciation, please click here)

sand whiting
a kind of fish – salt water – bony, ray finned and scaly fish with silvery grey on the upper side and silvery white on the under side, and white flesh, slender, stream-lined body, along with other fins, two spiny fins on the back, wedge-shaped tail fin; size: {on average and in general} 1-3 feet long, and weight: 1-3 Kg; feeds on crabs, shrimps and other kinds of shellfish; lives for 15-23 (?) years; found in most sea and ocean waters
1.
whiting (noun) = pure white powdered chalk used in paints, putty and ink
2.
to let leap a whiting = to miss a chance
3.
to give whiting(s) but without bones = to speak honestly; just words
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