Leucistic (adj)
lew-sis-tik
(of an animal) having whitish fur, plumage, or skin due to a lack of pigment.
From leuco- ‘white’ + the adjectival suffix -istic.
Example sentences
“I think we’re all agreed that it’s an albino, or rather a leucistic specimen.”
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