black–and–white 
/ˌblækənˈwaɪt/ adjective
/ˌblækənˈwaɪt/ adjective 1 : partly black and partly white in color
▪ a black-and-white dog 2 : having, showing, or producing pictures that do not have colors except for black, white, and shades of gray
▪ She loves to watch old black-and-white movies. ▪ black-and-white wedding photos ▪ a black-and-white television set ▪ Did you put color or black-and-white film in the camera? 3 : involving a simple choice between things that are clearly opposite and especially between good and bad or right and wrong
▪ You are oversimplifying things if you only look at the situation in black-and-white terms. ▪ The truth is not always black-and-white.
▪ a black-and-white dog
▪ She loves to watch old black-and-white movies. ▪ black-and-white wedding photos ▪ a black-and-white television set ▪ Did you put color or black-and-white film in the camera?
▪ You are oversimplifying things if you only look at the situation in black-and-white terms. ▪ The truth is not always black-and-white.
