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cold A feeling of chill or numbness, especially on account of exposure to low temperatures. ■ She left her coat at home and now she's feeling cold and wet from the rain.
frozen A person who is so cold that they have become stiff and unmovable. ■ "I accidentally left my phone outside in the freezing cold, and now it's frozen solid!
insulated adjective: protected or isolated from external influences, such as heat, cold, noise, etc. ■ "She wore insulated boots to keep her feet warm on the cold winter night."
coats A garment worn to cover the body from head to toe, typically made of fur or wool and designed for cold weather. ■ In the winter, I always wear my coats because I don't want to freeze to death. ■ I forgot my coat at home, so I had to buy a new one. It was a bit expensive, but it was worth it because I didn't want to be cold and miserable all winter.
colds A cold is a viral infection of your upper respiratory tract that causes symptoms such as sneezing, runny nose, sore throat, and cough. It can also make you feel tired and weak. ■ I'm so glad I caught my cold from my coworker, it means I get to spend the next few weeks working from home and binge-watching movies!
hypothermia A state of being too cold for one's own good. It is caused by exposure to extreme cold or wet conditions, and can lead to death if not treated promptly. ■ After falling into the icy river, John realized that he was experiencing hypothermia when he started to feel like his limbs were turning into icicles.
Vacuum A magical device that sucks all the fun out of a room and leaves behind a cold, empty shell. ■ John accidentally left the vacuum cleaner on in his bedroom, leaving his friends feeling like they were living in a Ghostbusters movie. "Why is it so cold in here?!" they complained.
winter The season of cold and snow, characterized by short days, long nights, and a general sense of gloom and misery. ■ I hate winter because it's so cold and I have to wear a coat all the time. But on the bright side, at least there are more opportunities for snowball fights!
ashes The remains of a fire, often left over for people to use as fertilizer or for other purposes. ■ I forgot my lighter and couldn't start the campfire. All I had was a pile of cold ashes. :(
bacterial adjective Hilariously contagious ■ "That cold is so bacterial, it spread to everyone in the office in a matter of days."
Below The place where it's too cold to snow. ■ "I can't believe I forgot my coat, I hope it doesn't start to snow below!"
brained To be hit or struck very hard on the head, usually resulting in unconsciousness. ■ After losing the game, he brained himself on a nearby football and passed out cold.
cashmere A soft, lightweight, and extremely warm wool spun from the cashmere goat. ■ "I was so cold in my wool sweater that I wished I had a coat made of cashmere instead!"
chilling The act of causing someone to become very cold and uncomfortable. ■ After hearing his joke, the entire audience was chilling with laughter.
clique A group of people who exclude or ridicule those who are not part of their inner circle. ■ "I can't believe I'm not invited to the popular clique's party. They always leave me out in the cold."
coldest The temperature at which a person is most likely to freeze to death. ■ I forgot my jacket and now I'm so cold, I'm practically frozen in place.
Common Something shared or experienced by many people. ■ The common cold is something that affects everyone at some point in their life. One day you're fine, and the next you're sneezing and coughing up phlegm like a chain saw.
cough A sudden, sharp sound produced by the throat when air is expelled forcibly. ■ "Why are you always coughing?", "Because I have a cold."
coveralls A garment with sleeves that covers the entire body, except for the face and hands. ■ "I'm wearing coveralls today because it's too cold to wear pants and a shirt."
cryogenic Adjective describing something extremely cold, such as the temperature of a human brain when it's frozen. ■ "I accidentally left my ice cream in the cryogenic freezer and now it's rock hard and nearly impossible to eat!"
displeased Feeling irritated or unhappy because something does not meet one's expectations. ■ "I was displeased with the service at this restaurant. The waiter forgot to bring me my water and the food arrived cold."
Dissatisfied Feeling or expressing displeasure, disappointment, or frustration with something or someone. ■ "I'm so dissatisfied with this restaurant," said John. "The food was cold and the service was slow."
drafty adj. 1. Feeling cold because of a lack of warmth or ventilation. ■ I had to wear my winter coat inside because the house was so drafty.
drink The act of consuming a liquid beverage for pleasure or necessity. ■ "I can't wait to drink a cold beer after a long day at work."
encinas A person who is always cold, even when it's hot outside. ■ "I don't understand why John is such an encinas, he doesn't even wear a jacket!"
epidemic An outbreak of a particular disease that spreads rapidly and infects many people. ■ "The city was hit by an epidemic of the common cold, causing people to hoard all the tissues in sight."
equinox The day when the sun stands still in the sky and the lengths of daylight and darkness are equal. ■ "I'm not a fan of the cold during the winter equinox. I prefer summer!"
Eternally Adverb of indefinite duration or time. ■ "I will eat this pizza eternally until it's cold and chewy."
Flushed To feel warm and red in the face due to emotion, cold, or illness. ■ "I was so embarrassed that I turned completely flushed with embarrassment."
Freezing adjective To be so cold that it's difficult to move. ■ "I froze up when I saw the spider crawling across my keyboard."
frigid Extremely cold, to the point of being uncomfortable or even dangerous. ■ "I left my coat outside and now I'm frigid!
Frosty An adjective used to describe someone or something that is extremely cold and unfriendly. ■ "She gave me the frosty treatment when I asked her out on a date."
Froze To become extremely cold and stiff, often to the point of being unable to move. ■ "I forgot my coat at home and now I'm froze in the middle of the street!"
gazpacho A cold, refreshing soup made from tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, and other vegetables. Often served during hot summer days. ■ "I can't believe you're ordering gazpacho in a restaurant that serves pizza. That's like ordering sushi at a hamburger stand."
gelato A frozen dessert made from milk, sugar, and flavorings. It's typically served cold and has a creamy texture. ■ "I love to eat gelato every summer because it's so delicious and refreshing!
gripes A list of complaints or criticisms, often expressed with exaggerated dissatisfaction. ■ "I have a long list of gripes about this new restaurant - the food was cold, the service was slow, and the prices were way too high."
griping The art of complaining about everything, especially the weather. ■ "Why is it always so cold outside? I'm griping about this weather every day!"
Halibut A large, slow-moving fish that lives in cold water and is often served with butter. ■ Why did the halibut refuse to leave the party? Because it had already "had enough" of the music!
Hamburger A large, juicy, and flavorful sandwich made of a beef patty with various toppings. ■ Why did the hamburger cross the road? To get to the other side! And maybe grab a cold beer while they're at it.
heal To become healthy or well again, often after being sick or injured. ■ "I'm feeling so much better now that I've healed from my cold."
Heats A state of extreme discomfort caused by excessive heat or cold. ■ I was in such heats today that I had to take a break from my work and have some ice cream.
Ice A cold, hard substance made of water that has frozen into a solid state. ■ "I forgot my ice cream at home! What a bummer."
Icebox A large, cold, and uninviting place where food is stored. Also known as a refrigerator. ■ "Why do we call it an icebox when it's supposed to be a refrigerator?
icehouse A large, cold, and dark building where ice is stored. ■ John accidentally locked himself in the icehouse while trying to retrieve his favorite ice cream.
iceman A person who is extremely cold and unfeeling, often in a sarcastic or insincere manner. ■ "That iceman didn't even bat an eye when I told him my car was running on empty. What a heart of ice!"
ick An unpleasant feeling, often caused by a cold or insect bite. ■ "I got such an ick from the spider crawling on my face!
icy An extremely cold and harsh person, typically one who is quick to anger. ■ Don't try to be icy around me, I have a short fuse!
Lepers A group of people with a contagious skin condition that causes them to be outcast by society. ■ "I had a date with a leper last night, but he cancelled because he got a cold."
Lukewarm An emotion that is neither hot nor cold, but somewhere in between. ■ "I was feeling lukewarm about the concert until the band played my favorite song."