frostbitten
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- adjective
- /ˈfrɔstˌbɪtən/
- Specialized
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congelado
- Hands and feet became frostbitten, and everything from the water in canteens to the water-cooled machine guns froze.
- frostbitten fingers
- frostbitten toes
- frostbitten feet
It says Harry's ears, cheeks and penis got fro frostbitten.
- It says Harry's ears, cheeks and penis got fro frostbitten.
Examples
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I can't manage it, my fingers are frostbitten.
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The hiker's fingers were frostbitten after he got lost in the snowstorm for two days.
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And badly frostbitten from trying to help save others in the group.
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When I was a soldier, my fingers were frostbitten.
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Man: Homeless guy, his feet are frostbitten.
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But many a hunter had returned cold, frostbitten, and disappointed.
Fiction book (1991) -
Please, Sabrina, before my fingers get frostbitten.
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He sat there in the blue-white light of evening until his hands were frostbitten and his clothing had frozen to the earth.
Fiction book (1990) -
Loki, my boy... 'twas many moons ago I found you on that frostbitten battlefield.
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When Father Perrault tumbled into the valley half frozen to death, one of his legs was so badly frostbitten, there being no doctor he was forced to amputate it himself.
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Morphology
Etymology
Frostbitten comes from frost ('frozen cold') and bite ('to bite'); think of the cold as if it 'bites' or 'nips' your skin. So frostbitten means skin or tissue that has been injured by freezing.