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frost

[frawst, frost] / frɔst, frɒst /


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Overnight frost and fog could become more of a hazard.

From BBC

Mascarpone frosting, lightly scented with cardamom and lemon, crowns the whole, airy yet substantial, a gentle counterpoint to the cake’s density.

From Salon

The best of any sunshine would be in the north and west but there will be also be a risk of some morning frost and fog.

From BBC

According to the Met Office, the UK has already warmed by 1C since about the 1950s and we have seen less frost and snow as a result.

From BBC

“If you’re really going into baking all the time with soy sauce, and you’re going to use it for your caramels and your frostings, then, yeah, invest in a good one.”

From Salon