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Meanings of snowmen in English
Usage of snowmen in English
1
I told the kids snowmen were trying to get into the house.
2
Smaller children wandered through the corridors coated in flour, like abominable snowmen.
3
The king's host became a column of snowmen, staggering through knee-high drifts.
4
Remember how we used to walk in it and build snowmen.
5
Why did a religious cleric condemn the building of snowmen in Saudi Arabia?
6
They looked like three snowmen, padded out with so many layers of clothing.
7
Children were busy building snowmen and riding down small hills on sleds and toboggans.
8
They sat and looked out at the line of snowmen for a long time.
9
People held up pictures of Obama and adorned snowmen with Obama T-shirts and flags.
10
On the one hand the snow defines the season, bringing snowmen, sleighing and skiing.
11
Huddled in their hooded cloaks, the guards outside were almost indistinguishable from the snowmen.
12
Photo: Facebook 5 Two snowmen were standing in a field.
13
The top ten snowmen and the top ten Google rumours.
14
Even fun activities like snowball fights and building snowmen are active and count as exercise.
15
In Paris, children made snowmen on the whitened lawns in front of the Eiffel Tower.
16
Visit in winter and you may well get to have snowball fights and build snowmen!
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Snowmen through the time