frosted
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2.8
- adjective
- /ˈfrɔːstɪd/
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cubierto de escarcha
- The cake was beautifully frosted with a smooth layer of sugary icing.
- Frosted Flakes
- Frosted Pop-Tarts
- Frosted Chocolate
Oh man, this is some S'mores frosted pop Tarts.
- Oh man, this is some S'mores frosted pop Tarts.
- It come in four flavors cocoa, fruity, frosted and blueberry.
- How many ads are there for Frosted Flakes and Skittles?
- These are frosted bounty bounty frosted brownie batter, and drizzled sugar cookie pop Tarts.
- Nigga, you like, oh boy, I'm going to mix the Captain Crunch with the Frosted Flakes.
- Fruit loops, Cocoa Puffs, Lucky Charms, Frosted Flakes.
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Oh man, this is some S'mores frosted pop Tarts.
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But actually, if this cake was perfectly frosted, it wouldn't have the same impact.
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There we go, super nice frosted glass bottle and it's like a really nice lightweight oil.
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That's a delicious frosted sugar cookie, James.
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But I could see, through the frosted glass of the door, Mamu hovering just outside.
Fiction book (2002) -
At the front of the room, a counter topped with frosted-glass panels.
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This cereal is called frosted Kale Flakes.
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Am I really holding a pink frosted sprinkled doughnut belt buckle?
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Magic Spoon has four amazing flavors, fruity, frosted cocoa and peanut butter.
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Available flavors to build your very own custom bundle are Cocoa, Fruity, Frosted Peanut Butter, Blueberry.
Synonyms
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1.0
Cold, often with a thin layer of ice on the ground
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2.5
Has sugar on the outside to make it sweet and not sticky
Having a thin layer of frost or ice crystals
Covered with a thin white layer of frost
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Etymology
Frosted comes from frost, meaning 'a thin layer of ice', and people began to use it for food when a sugar or icing layer looked like icy frost. That's why frosted can mean 'covered with frost' for plants or 'covered with icing' for cakes and donuts.