Definition
Definition of freezy - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
coldnessRare causing a sensation of coldnessRare
- The freezy wind made us shiver.
2.
weatherRare UK very cold or frostyRare UK
- The freezy wind made us shiver.
Origin of freezy
English, freeze (to become ice) + -y (characterized by)
Examples of freezy in a sentence
A freezy draft came through the open window. The freezy air bit at their faces. It was a freezy morning, with frost on the ground.
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- French:glacial, frisquet, ...
- German:eisig, sehr kalt, ...
- Italian:gelido, congelato, ...
- Spanish:helado, ...
- Portuguese:gelado, ...
- Chinese:寒冷的, ...
- Japanese:冷たい, フリージー, ...
- Arabic:قارِس, بارِد جِدّا, ...
- Hebrew:מְצַנֵּן, קָפוּא, ...
- Russian:морозный, очень холодный, ...
- Ukrainian:морозяний, морозний, ...
- Hindi:ठंडी, बहुत ठंडा, ...
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