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Meanings of hoar frost in anglès
Synonyms
Examples for "frost"
Examples for "frost"
1
Below him the galleries were forsaken; they were creaking in the frost.
2
Nov. 5-Germansin critical position; frost a new misery of the campaign.
3
Despite his efforts, a fine frost began to form along the collar.
4
Moreover, it had suffered badly in a frost of some years previous.
5
Then the frost shone out in the shape of the vanished shadow.
Usage of hoar frost in anglès
1
He giveth snow like wool; he scattereth the hoar frost like ashes.
2
He whose head winters have whitened has bad enough of hoar frost.
3
On Singleton's black oilskin coat the dried salt glistened like hoar frost.
4
On Tuesday morning farmers woke up to a crisp minus seven hoar frost.
5
It was frozen solid and covered with a thin coat of hoar frost.
6
The sun had just set as we took to flight; the hoar frost fell.
7
The winter morning dawns with grey skies and the hoar frost on the fields.
8
The cow got nourishment by licking the hoar frost and salt from the ice.
9
It was bitterly cold, and a freezing hoar frost came down from the sky.
10
Their horses were covered with sweat, and the sweat grew white with hoar frost.
11
It will rain within twenty-four hours of a hoar frost.
12
He awoke with a solid layer of iced hoar frost over his thickening beard.
13
Some of them, particularly the fruit stands, looked as though composed of hoar frost.
14
Another cold night, thermometer 26°, with a slight hoar frost.
15
It was a morning fine and clear, with the hoar frost yet upon the ground.
16
Do you know the difference between air and ground frost, or hoar frost and rime?