Cold weather
Cold weather noun - A period of unusually cold weather.
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Synonyms for Cold weather
Freeze and cold weather are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Freeze" instead a noun phrase "Cold weather".
Freeze
Freeze noun - Weather cold enough to cause freezing.
Cold weather and freeze are semantically related. You can use "Cold weather" instead a noun "Freeze".
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- The only biological oddity about them is that they can survive scalding temperatures, and will freeze to death in even mildly cold weather without the help of their allomantic technology.
Source: Literature / Bands Of Mourning -
For campers, this reduces bulk and weight and for cold weather, a normal ration would freeze.
Source: Food Pills -
Don't Split Us Up: Tinker and Peri try to find a way to be able to cross the border between the warm side and the Winter Woods and be together, since warm fairies's wings can get freeze at the cold weather and winter fairies's wings can't take hot temperatures.
Source: Franchise / Disney Fairies
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