Be cold
To freeze
Both terms in one sentence
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Many works of fiction are set in the right place and right time for it to be cold enough to experience snow, and for lakes, ponds and the like to freeze over.
Source: Failures on Ice - This is probably more realistic than it seems for sufficiently-frozen things (and it would have to be cold to freeze something that quickly), since the bonding breaks down at low temperatures.
Source: Standard Status Effects
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