chilled to the bone

*chilled to the bone

Fig. very cold. (*Typically: be ~; get ~.) I got chilled to the bone in that snowstorm. The children were chilled to the bone from their swim in the ocean.

chilled to the bone

Also, chilled to the marrow. Extremely or bitterly cold, as in After skiing in the wind for five hours straight, I was chilled to the bone. These hyperboles replaced the earlier idea of one's blood freezing and are more picturesque than the current synonym frozen.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Durham	['dʌrəm]
AnunciaciÓN	ah-noon-thyah-THYON (Spanish), ah-noon-syah-SYON (Latin American Spanish)	Spanish
Fayiz	-	Arabic
Cristina	kree-STEE-nah (Italian, Spanish)	Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Romanian
Kandake	-	Biblical, Biblical Greek
Jaap	YAH:P	Dutch