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Meanings of frostbitten in English

Frostbitten.

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Usage of frostbitten in English
1
I realized at last that they were or soon would be frostbitten.
The Left Hand of Darkness
2
They smelled like bitter guilt as I accepted them from frostbitten fingertips.
Climbing Magazine
3
Where snow had seeped into the wool, my skin was nearly frostbitten.
The Storyteller
4
If possible, do not let a patient walk on frostbitten feet.
Climbing Magazine
5
My cheeks felt like they were burning; I suspected they were getting frostbitten.
Red Planet Blues
6
And finally, can we change the lovely waitress into a haughty, frostbitten one?
The Irish Times
7
Without another word he pressed his palm over the frostbitten cuts.
Fragile Eternity
8
The old apple-women, with their noses frostbitten, look cheerful and blue.
Dream Life: A Fable of the Seasons
9
He was one of the two who got badly frostbitten toes.
Rock and Ice Magazine
10
Three men were badly frostbitten in consequence of their exposure.
History of the Expedition under the Command of Captains Lewis an...
11
He made the rounds among the students, flexing his fingers, which suddenly felt frostbitten.
Cold springs
12
Two of the apprentices had both their feet badly frostbitten.
The Shellback's Progress / In the Nineteenth Century
13
His joints ached and his frostbitten palm sent jolts of fire up his arm.
The Golem and the Jinni
14
The manacles melted then, leaving frostbitten skin as the only proof they'd been there.
Wicked lovely
15
After five nights out, he could barely walk, and was dangerously dehydrated and frostbitten.
Rock and Ice Magazine
16
James Egloff drove his family five hours on a frostbitten day to be here.
The Guardian
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