Frozen
Frozen adjective - Turned into ice; affected by freezing or by long and severe cold.
Usage example: frozen pipes
Thawed
Thawed adjective - Freed from a frozen state by exposure to warmth.
Usage example: recommends cooking thawed fish within 24 hours
Both words in one sentence
- And even if someone is frozen and thawed safely, they can't survive the process a second time.
Source: Literature / Across the Universe - In "The Cyronic Woman", Michelle ends up in the 31st Century the same way that Fry did, and insists that she and Fry get frozen and thawed out in a future time she is more comfortable with.
Source: The Unfair Sex -
Invoked when Sam hears that 5-7 years is needed, in between, he states he thought people could be frozen and thawed like popcicles.
Source: Webcomic / Freefall
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