freezer
- noun
- /ˈfriːzər/
- There's fish sticks in the freezer, baby.
- refrigerators and freezers
- store in a freezer
- full freezer
I guess Demetrios's freezer is very far away.
- I guess Demetrios's freezer is very far away.
- Don't put them in the freezer that that's not good for royal icing.
- These were a staple of my freezer growing up as a kid.
- Take that apple and put it in your freezer overnight.
- The kids would love ground beef, which we had in the freezer downstairs.
- It's in a jar right now in the freezer.
- You know, I don't have steaks in the freezer.
- Father, mother, dear, why was the dress stored in the freezer?
- Can we not just find like dead freezer packed shad?
Examples
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At night, I had to put it in the freezer so I could even sleep.
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Make sure to take the chicken out of the freezer in the morning so it can thaw by dinner time.
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I always kept a good supply in the freezer for times like these.
Fiction book (1990) -
Do you know what it's like to work in a freezer all night?
Fiction book (1990) -
The amount of ice cream we keep in our freezer is awesome.
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Take that apple and put it in your freezer overnight.
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Dinners are in the freezer.
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Not enough steaks in the freezer.
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Grimacing, he dismissed them as potential dinner material, opened the freezer, and reached for a frozen pizza.
Fiction book (1992) -
These are going back into the freezer and triangles for plain croissants.
Synonyms
A container that keeps food cold using blocks of ice without power
A portable box that keeps food and drinks cold with ice
A place that keeps food or goods very cold to stop them from spoiling
A very cold freezer for keeping food for a long time
A large electric box that keeps food very cold for a long time
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Etymology
The word freezer comes from the verb freeze 'to become ice' plus the ending -er 'one that does'. So a freezer is a machine that makes and keeps food frozen, and it is not related to the word free 'no cost'.