Pronunciation: /ˈfrɔsti/
noun a frozen dessert resembling ice cream but made with yogurt or sherbet
A1 I saw frosty on the ground this morning.
A2 The children built a small snowman out of frosty.
B1 The frosty on the window made it difficult to see outside.
B2 The frosty air nipped at my cheeks as I walked to work.
C1 The frosty landscape sparkled in the morning sunlight.
C2 The frosty reception from the audience was disheartening for the performers.
adjective describing something as very cold, often with a layer of frost
A1 The snowman had a frosty smile.
A2 I prefer to drink my soda frosty cold.
B1 The morning was frosty, with a thin layer of ice on the car windows.
B2 The relationship between the two colleagues had become frosty after the argument.
C1 The frosty reception from the critics did not deter the artist from continuing to create.
C2 Despite the frosty weather, the hikers continued on their journey through the mountains.
formal The frosty weather caused the roads to become slippery.
informal I love taking walks on frosty mornings, it's so refreshing.
slang Let's grab some frosty beverages and chill out at the park.
figurative The tension between them was as frosty as the arctic tundra.
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