Frozen
Frozen adjective - Firmly positioned in place and difficult to dislodge.
Raw and frozen are semantically related. in bitterly cold topic. In some cases you can use "Raw" instead an adjective "Frozen".
Raw
Raw adjective - Uncomfortably cool.
Usage example: evenings in those mountains, even during the summer, tend to be a little raw
Nearby Word: rawness
Both words in one sentence
- This is perhaps most infamous in the raw footage of him trying to record a radio commercial for frozen peas.
Source: Wag the Director - Gabriel, who survived five nominations (for, in order, raw chicken, slowing the blue team to a loss, inaccurate timing, not being able to count, and raw steaks, while not being nominated for frozen garnish) and seemed to be just generally in over his head.
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CSI had an episode where the perp used bullets made of frozen raw meat to kill the victim.
Source: Edible Ammunition
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