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frosty

[fraw-stee, fros-tee] / ˈfrɔ sti, ˈfrɒs ti /


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Arctic air across the UK means the weekend starts cold and frosty with some snow and ice, especially in northern parts.

From BBC

Saturday will start cold and frosty with the whole of the UK seeing some sunshine and should be the driest day for a good while.

From BBC

In the frosty early mornings or in the heat of the sun, when they were injured, or giving birth to their calves, or when they needed comfort as the Dragon roared, he had been there.

From Literature

First, the Coens submerge us headfirst into the cold netherworld of a Minnesota winter, where criminals hope that a dusting of fresh, frosty powder will cover their tracks.

From Salon

Olympic and Paralympic Committee recognized that its athletes might not be the most popular guests at the party—and made sure to warn them about the potentially frosty reception.

From The Wall Street Journal