snowman
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- noun
- /ˈsnoʊˌmæn/
- UK
- The next morning, Eliza and I built a snowman and a snowwoman in the front yard.
- build a snowman
- make a snowman
- melt a snowman
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- This is supposed to be the snowman's nose.
- And then there was a picture of a snowman for those who are not familiar.
- I might make a snow Fort or we might make snowmen or things like that.
- They'll be a vintage, a snowman, a nativity Santa.
- Put on your snowman jumper and take a seat.
Examples
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"I'll show you how to roll a snowball to make a snowman."
Fiction book (1999) -
You made that snowman in the backyard.
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In the picture, she is holding a small snowman in her hand and looking happy.
Blog text (9) -
And maybe someday we can make a snowman together.
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"Mama, will you help me make a giant snowman?" said Gilby.
Fiction book (1997) -
And the snowman with the carrot nose that children will make in winter in the schoolyard.
Fiction book (2000) -
The kids built a snowman in the backyard using snow and old scarves.
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After the snowfall, we decided to create a large snowman together in the park.
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Every winter, my family enjoys making a snowman and decorating it with carrots for a nose.
Compounds
- Archaic
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8.8
A large, hairy humanlike creature that people say lives in the Himalayas
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word snowman is simply snow + man, literally a 'man' made of 'snow'. So it names the figure people shape from packed snow, often as a child's winter game.