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Meanings of frosty in English
Synonyms
Examples for "frozen"
Examples for "frozen"
1
For example, foodstuffs and chilled or frozen food, an MSC spokesperson said.
2
But that frozen, locked-in society has moved 40 years forward in time.
3
However, the accuracy of this frozen section analysis may vary among institutions.
4
ConAgra's products include Slim Jim meat snacks and Healthy Choice frozen meals.
5
At that point, young Einstein reasoned, the light wave would appear frozen.
1
But the most immediate threat to public safety involvessnow and icy conditions.
2
The turmoil in Mr. Bosengate increased; he remarked in an icy voice:
3
Four other workers were given medical treatment after falling into icy waters.
4
Tabrina's upraised eyebrows and icy stare answered far more clearly than words.
5
The course was icy and real fast and that caused some danger.
1
Jagr released a blast of frigid power, knocking the charging animals backwards.
2
The frigid cap of the north was nothing in comparison with it.
3
Beauty is a state of war, a frigid blank zone under siege.
4
The frigid February air felt good as it rushed into the room.
5
Even then you would be swimming in the notoriously frigid Baltic Sea.
1
The warnings mark the second bout of wintry weather within a week.
2
The month of March was the last intrenchment in the wintry siege.
3
It's been snowing down south, with the wintry conditions closing some roads.
4
Further wintry showers are expected to move south as the week progresses.
5
The chant rolled in a great thundering chorus through the wintry forest.
1
Sea levels will rise due to thermal expansion and melting glacial ice.
2
Blake had been immersed in the glacial water for over fifty minutes.
3
Blusson understood the significance of glacial movement during the last ice age.
4
It is in fact the first glacial feature northbound hikers come across.
5
The glacial water would then be piped to ships and sold overseas.
Usage of frosty in English
1
At this moment in history, the Cold War was still very frosty.
2
Obama, by contrast, has a frosty relationship with the Israeli prime minister.
3
The air was sharp and frosty; but the snow had ceased falling.
4
There was the sound of talk and laughter in the frosty air.
5
The great generous city lay tranquil and smiling in the frosty sunlight.
6
The night was cold and frosty with many stars in the sky.
7
The air was frosty, the moon was bright; it was very pleasant.
8
A station attendant came in out of the frosty night and shouted:
9
In the frosty out-of-doors the wind blows gustily from time to time.
10
The road was still vacant, and in the frosty air sounds carried.
11
Distinctly I recall that frosty morning of March in the year 1815.
12
The stars were sparkling in light and frosty brilliancy when we stopped.
13
I know we're all strung-out, but try to stay frosty and alert.
14
Then away they fled, running and jumping in the frosty morning air.
15
He likes her, in spite of the frosty mitt she handed him.
16
All through April the north wind blew and the nights were frosty.
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Frosty across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common