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Definition of cold
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Cold (n.)
Having
a
bluish
effect.
Cf. Warm, 8..
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Temperance
::
Temperance
(v. t.) State with
regard
to heat or cold;
temperature.
Outscold
::
Outscold
(v. t.) To
exceed
in
scolding.
Muff
::
Muff (n.) A soft cover of
cylindrical
form,
usually
of fur, worn by women to
shield
the hands from
cold..
Frozen
::
Frozen
(a.)
Subject
to
frost,
or to long and
severe
cold;
chilly;
as, the
frozen
north;
the
frozen
zones..
Kibed
::
Kibed (a.)
Chapped;
cracked
with cold;
affected
with
chilblains;
as kibed
heels.
Distant
::
Distant
(a.)
Reserved
or
repelling
in
manners;
cold; not
cordial;
somewhat
haughty;
as, a
distant
manner..
Bake
::
Bake (v. t.) To
harden
by cold.
Lash
::
Lash (v. t.) To
scold;
to
berate;
to
satirize;
to
censure
with
severity;
as, to lash
vice..
Pinching
::
Pinching
(a.)
Compressing;
nipping;
griping;
niggardly;
as,
pinching
cold; a
pinching
parsimony..
Tempering
::
Tempering
(n.) The
process
of
giving
the
requisite
degree
of
hardness
or
softness
to a
substance,
as iron and
steel;
especially,
the
process
of
giving
to steel the
degree
of
hardness
required
for
various
purposes,
consisting
usually
in first
plunging
the
article,
when
heated
to
redness,
in cold water or other
liquid,
to give an
excess
of
hardness,
and then
reheating
it
gradually
until the
hardness
is
reduced
or drawn down to the
degree
required,
as
indicated
by the color
produced
on a
polished
p
Castigatory
::
Castigatory
(n.) An
instrument
formerly
used to
punish
and
correct
arrant
scolds;
--
called
also a
ducking
stool,
or
trebucket..
Catamaran
::
Catamaran
(n.) A
quarrelsome
woman;
a
scold.
Amandine
::
Amandine
(n.) A kind of cold cream
prepared
from
almonds,
for
chapped
hands,
etc..
Carbunculation
::
Carbunculation
(n.) The
blasting
of the young buds of trees or
plants,
by
excessive
heat or
cold..
Cymogene
::
Cymogene
(n.) A
highly
volatile
liquid,
condensed
by cold and
pressure
from the first
products
of the
distillation
of
petroleum;
-- used for
producing
low
temperatures..
Freezing
::
Freezing
(a.)
Tending
to
freeze;
for
freezing;
hence,
cold or
distant
in
manner..
Stingless
::
Stinging
(a.)
Piercing,
or
capable
of
piercing,
with a
sting;
inflicting
acute pain as if with a
sting,
goad, or
pointed
weapon;
pungent;
biting;
as,
stinging
cold; a
stinging
rebuke..
Haematocryal
::
Haematocryal
(a.)
Cold-blooded.
Run
::
Run (a.) To flow, as a
liquid;
to
ascend
or
descend;
to
course;
as,
rivers
run to the sea; sap runs up in the
spring;
her blood ran
cold..
Black Monday
::
Black
Monday
()
Easter
Monday,
so
called
from the
severity
of that day in 1360, which was so
unusual
that many of
Edward
III.'s
soldiers,
then
before
Paris,
died from the
cold..
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