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Cold snap — is used in two ways to describe climate: in meteorology, a period of intensely cold and dry weather, often occurring during an Ice Age an unseasonally cold period in spring. This may also be called a blackberry winter as it may coincide with the… … Wikipedia
cold snap — • cold spell • cold snap a sudden short period of cold weather (usually in winter) The cold snap lasted for five days … Idioms and examples
cold snap — cold snaps N COUNT: usu sing A cold snap is a short period of cold and icy weather … English dictionary
cold snap — cold′ snap n. mer a sudden, relatively brief period of cold weather. Also called cold′ spell • Etymology: 1770–80, amer … From formal English to slang
cold snap — n a sudden short period of very cold weather … Dictionary of contemporary English
cold snap — cold ,snap noun count a sudden short period of very cold weather … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
cold snap — ☆ cold snap n. a sudden, brief spell of cold weather … English World dictionary
cold snap — noun a spell of cold weather • Syn: ↑cold spell • Hypernyms: ↑while, ↑piece, ↑spell, ↑patch * * * a sudden onset of a relatively brief period of cold weather. Also called cold spell. [1770 80, Amer.] … Useful english dictionary
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cold snap — UK / US noun [countable] Word forms cold snap : singular cold snap plural cold snaps a sudden short period of very cold weather … English dictionary
cold snap — {n.} A short time of quick change from warm weather to cold. * /The cold snap killed everything in the garden./ … Dictionary of American idioms
