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Meanings of hard frost in English

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          Usage of hard frost in English
          1
          No need to tremble for the hard frost and the keen wind.
          The Three Brontës
          2
          That evening a hard frost set in which lasted for several days.
          1914
          3
          He heard them talking about the hard frost as they went out.
          Jezebel's Daughter
          4
          The fire burned brightly, showing that there was a hard frost outside.
          The Voyages of the "Ranger" and "Crusader" / And what befell the...
          5
          For wellnigh three weeks we have had calm weather and hard frost.
          The Treasure
          6
          A night of hard frost was succeeded by a beautifully clear morning.
          Three Expeditions into the Interior of Eastern Australia, Volume...
          7
          Two days of hard frost and we should have had every man.
          America's War for Humanity
          8
          The horses won't be there if there is a really hard frost.
          The American Senator
          9
          Tolton's breath condensed into a layer of iron- hard frost on every surface.
          The Naked God
          10
          Manawatu Rangitikei and Tararau had their first really hard frost on Thursday morning.
          Radio NZ
          11
          The current spell of hard frost could create some frozen ice on waterways.
          The Irish Times
          12
          No need now to tremble for the hard frost and the keen wind.
          The Life of Charlotte Brontë — Volume 2
          13
          It was very cold at the time and a lot of hard frost.
          The Irish Times
          14
          It was a hard frost and there were fires smoking at the cross-roads.
          The Lady with the Dog and Other Stories
          15
          At last there came a day when hard frost set in.
          Silver Lake
          16
          And when the hard frost came, it brought a friend to my door.
          Annals of a Quiet Neighbourhood
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          United Kingdom
          Common
          United States of America
          Less common