frost



frost over

to become covered with frost. The windows had all frosted over in the night. The car windows frosted over.
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frosted (over)

Sl. angry; annoyed. The clerk was really frosted over when I asked for a better one. Why was he so frosted?
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frost over

v.
To become covered with frost: The blades of grass frosted over in the cold night air.
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frost up

v.
1. To become covered with frost: The windows frosted up quickly when the temperature dropped.
2. To cause something to become covered with frost: The freezing air frosted up the windows. Our breath frosted the mirrors up.
See also: frost, up

frost

tv. to make someone angry. (see also frosted (over).) The little car frosted me by zooming into my parking place.

frosted (over)

mod. angry; annoyed. The clerk was really frosted over when I asked for a better one.
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frosted

verb
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Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Mari (1)MAH-ree (Finnish), mah-REE (Swedish)Welsh, Breton, Estonian, Finnish, Hungarian, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish
Carrol['kærəl]
Ioseb-Georgian
Raginmund-Ancient Germanic
Maor-Hebrew
FriedaFREE-dah (German), FREE-də (English)German, English