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cold spell

noun as in cold front

noun as in cold snap

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After once getting over the line after the "cold spell," it is not so important that traps be looked at for some days again.

Every now and again, geological evidence goes to show us, a long cold spell occurs in the northern or southern hemisphere.

The weather seemed settled into a cold spell in which the thermometer ranged at noonday about twenty below.

"I guess we're in for a cold spell," remarked Mr. Baxter as he looked at the thermometer he had hung outside the tent.

And we can always keep warm, you know, even if there is a cold spell in May, because the boys chop wood for us.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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