Similar words: bad weather, weather, weathering, hot weather, weatherman, weathercock, weather vane, under the weather. Meaning: n. a period of unusually cold weather.
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91. She responded, not laughing but sucking in her cheeks like a man blowing on to his hands in cold weather.
92. I see him standing in that cold weather, never showing the effects of it.
93. They are grants intended to help you meet the cost of extra fuel used in very cold weather.
94. And with cold weather helping sentiment oil leaders pushed ahead.
95. Oil stocks continued to move up Friday on improvements in pricing as a result of severe cold weather across the country.
96. Short trips in cold weather often do not put back as much charge as was lost starting the car.
97. While the alpine end of the sport needs only cold weather to produce skiable terrain,(http://sentencedict.com/cold weather.html) cross-country must have snow.
98. So far, northern and central areas, gripped by unusually cold weather since autumn, have been worst hit.
99. Also, some of our forces were rather obviously being fitted out for cold weather.
100. The 14-watt windowsill tray base gently warms the compost and strengthens root growth of pot plants during cold weather.
101. Meraklon and fibrepile linings can be used to upgrade a bag in cold weather.
102. Good nurserymen watch the weather forecasts, and do not despatch when cold weather is imminent.
103. But cold weather and a scarcity of food on arable land usually brings numbers down with the onset of winter.
104. During cold weather, hot meals and plenty of hot drinks will make you feel warmer inside.
105. This can then encourage rot to grow on timber, and may also result in frost damage to masonry in cold weather.
106. When it comes it is often followed by a spell of cold weather late in March called the Blackthorn Winter.
107. Cities, unlike the birds' ancestral cliffs, provide enough food to breed in cold weather.
108. The hon. Member for Roxburgh and Berwickshire also referred to cold weather payments.
109. If they went too far north, they risked cold weather and gales.
110. A polar bear has a preference for cold weather.
111. In the cold weather some of them hibernate.
112. The car keeps stalling in this cold weather.
113. Cold weather chaps his skin.
114. Some of them were barefooted in this cold weather.
115. Fuel waxing due to extremely cold weather.
116. I can accustom myself to cold weather.
117. This latitudinal distinction means one thing - cold weather.
118. My mother's hands chapped in cold weather.
119. The cold weather will persevere for the whole week.
120. The cold weather antedate ed their departure.
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