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Meanings of snowy in English
Usage of snowy in English
1
Recent winters have been particularly snowy, adding extra water to water reservoirs.
2
Yet, at first sight, on a snowy London morning, Mosley appears unconcerned.
3
Out they came into the snowy sea, raging above and below them.
4
It's a heartbreaking sight to see Raffe's snowy feathers treated that way.
5
Down through the perfume-weighted air fluttered the snowy fluffs of the cottonwoods.
6
She laid the snowy perfumed bells in his outstretched hand, and said:
7
In a large cage in this pond, I raised some snowy herons.
8
He also had a glimpse of a snowy table-cloth in the kitchen.
9
Your songs for a snowy day in the comments field below please.
10
When she found herself in the snowy street she felt strangely bewildered.
11
I bleats beautiful; and she showed snowy teeth from ear to ear.
12
I was aware of nothing but the voice and the snowy picture.
13
Free to the snowy peaks of the Sacramento, the rich plains roll.
14
The volcanic peak of Osorno and the whole snowy Cordilleras were unveiled.
15
Here are the snowy owl of North America and the hawk owls.
16
Peter sat watching her in the crisp freshness of her snowy chiffons.
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Snowy through the time
Snowy across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common