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frost

[frawst, frost] / frɔst, frɒst /


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"You repurpose existing skills -- using an oven, measuring ingredients, kneading dough -- and combine them with new ones, like whipping batter and making frosting, to create something entirely different."

From Science Daily

It is also likely to turn colder again with the threat of snow and 'frost days'.

From BBC

The morning frost glistens, and—in a clever device—the low sun glimmers through a row of unseen, leafless trees behind the artist, casting crisscrossing, rhythmic shadows on the furrows.

From The Wall Street Journal

Air and ground frosts have fallen by around 25% since the 1980s, and snow days are becoming increasingly rare across the UK.

From BBC

With a frost expected, areas where showers or rain and sleet have left the ground damp are at risk of ice becoming a hazard on roads and pavements.

From BBC