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cold

[kohld] / koʊld /




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On an unseasonably warm afternoon, the Broncos were disturbingly cold.

From Los Angeles Times

If weight drops below this "set point", hunger rises and metabolism slows, just as a thermostat turns up the heat when it's too cold, according to that theory.

From BBC

“But if there are signs that the jobs market is rebounding or stabilizing, that might pour some cold water on rate-cut expectations.”

From MarketWatch

Clear skies on Saturday night brought plunging temperatures as England and Wales registered their coldest night of winter so far.

From BBC

After a frightfully cold spell, a return to milder temperatures can cause previously frozen pipes to burst.

From BBC