1. Bitter chocolate see thesaurus at taste 5 COLD DN COLD unpleasantly cold → Bitterly a Bitter wind the Bitter cold of the Midwestern winters 6 → to the Bitter end 7 → a Bitter pill (to swallow) — Bitterness noun [uncountable] COLLOCATIONS – Meaning 3: a Bitter argument, battle etc is one in which people oppose or criticize each other

2. Hard wind and bitter cold wizen his face.

3. The bitter cold caused the water pipes to burst.

4. Tropism of taste: bitter, cold. In the heart, stomach.

5. It was bitter cold, and their food was frozen solid.

6. 5 The bitter cold caused the water pipes to burst.

7. 17 The bitter cold caused the water pipes to burst.

8. Acold, anticipation, arctic, bitter frost, chill, chilliness, chilly, cold-blooded, colder, coldest, colding, Coldish, coldly, coldness, cold snap, cold wave,

9. 16 It is snowy, and blowy, and gusty, and bitter cold!

10. 1 He is still bitter that he was once cold-shouldered.

11. He raised his head, and the cold, bitter reality jarred him into wakefulness.

12. They are obliged to spend the night outside in the bitter cold without shelter .

13. If I don’t, we are hungry for days —not to mention the bitter cold.

14. Synonyms for Brumal include shivery, cold, chilly, freezing, icy, glacial, arctic, wintry, frosty and bitter

15. In those days the Bible Students had to do hard labor, outdoors in the bitter cold.

16. From working in warm shops to outside in the bitter cold, Walls Coveralls work with you.

17. Bitter kola has been used over the years to fight infections from the common cold to hepatitis

18. Coming into it was like coming home on a bitter cold day to a bright, leaping fire.

19. To combat the bitter cold, a potbellied stove had been placed in the middle of our cattle car.

20. The region was bitter cold in winter and was composed largely of woodland tracts veined heavily with water.

21. Bitter ender synonyms, Bitter ender pronunciation, Bitter ender translation, English dictionary definition of Bitter ender

22. Bitter, more bitter, most bitter rather than Bitterer or bitterest

23. Bitterest meaning Superlative form of bitter: most bitter most bitter.

24. During a cold stretch that had many Canadians scurrying indoors, a researcher known as "Professor Popsicle" has found humans can successfully spend days on end in the bitter cold.

25. Burst definition, to break, break open, or fly apart with sudden violence: The bitter cold caused the pipes to Burst

26. When she emerged into the car park the bitter cold enveloped her insidiously; it had been so much milder in Keyhole.

27. During the Crimean War, knitted Balaclavas were sent over to the British troops to help protect them from the bitter cold weather

28. As adjectives the difference between bitter and Bitterest is that bitter is having an acrid taste (usually from a basic substance) while Bitterest is (bitter) most bitter

29. Coldish; Cold it up; Colditz Castle; cold j; Cold Jacked; Cold jar codgers; ColdJay; Cold Jeffrey; Cold Jelly; cold jerky; Cold Jew; Cold Jim; cold joke; cold jones; Cold jug

30. bitter (comparative Bitterer or more bitter, superlative bitterest or most bitter) Having an acrid taste (usually from a basic substance)

31. Bitter almond — (Mill.)

32. * A bitter divorce.

33. The thing started last night – a bitter cold night, with white frost – soon after dusk when the Germans started shouting 'Merry Christmas, Englishmen' to us.

34. You sound bitter.

35. Reaping Bitter Fruit

36. It tastes both sweet and bitter (Amaretto means in Italian “little bitter”)

37. The pill tastes bitter.

38. 'Bitter' and 'tears' collocate.

39. But then, one winter's night... an old beggar woman came to the castle... and offered him a single rose... in return for shelter from the bitter cold.

40. Almonds, sweet and bitter

41. The medicine tastes bitter.

42. Adjective: bitter (Bitterer,bitterest) bi-tu(r) Marked by strong resentment or cynicism "bitter about the divorce"; - acrimonious ; Very difficult to accept or bear "the bitter truth"; "a bitter sorrow" Harsh or corrosive in tone "bitter words";

43. They grew bitter and resentful.

44. · sweet; bitter almonds are excluded;

45. A good medicine tasks bitter.

46. She felt bitter and disillusioned.

47. Bitter almond — Prunus dulcis (Mill.)

48. Almonds, sweet and bitter: 15 %

49. Bitter Melon (also known as Bitter gourd, Bitter squash and balsam-pear) is a sour squash that is a great addition to stir fries and soups

50. piercingly, bitterly, Bitingly, bitter (adverb)

51. Applications Alcotate, bitter taste additives

52. A good medicine tastes bitter.

53. So bitter about our divorce.

54. 'Bitter' and 'tears' are collocates.

55. Cold-Blooded synonyms, cold-Blooded pronunciation, cold-Blooded translation, English dictionary definition of cold-Blooded

56. Cold Agglutinin synonyms, cold Agglutinin pronunciation, cold Agglutinin translation, English dictionary definition of cold Agglutinin

57. Boiling the ground beans (as in drip coffee) will generate bitter, Acridic taste, which is why cold-brewed coffee or just adding coffee beans "dryhopping" style is best

58. Poverty can make life very bitter.

59. Failure left her bitter and twisted.

60. 8 A good medicine tastes bitter.

61. 13 Two halves of bitter, please.

62. The tone was bitter and accusatory.

63. Let's fight to the bitter end.

64. I stayed to the bitter end.

65. A Bitter pill to swallow+a can of worms+a hard / tough nut+ a pint of Bitter a time of heady prosperity, Bitter partisanship, cultural frivolity and excess and

66. Bitter and blithe, blitzed and Beknived

67. Acerbity - a rough and bitter manner

68. " Rooster tails have a bitter end.

69. The girl bitter and astringent smiled.

70. 11 Having an unappealing, bitter flavor.

71. However, a bitter disappointment awaited me.

72. 1 A good medicine tasks bitter.

73. Wrap up warmly - it's bitter outside.

74. They fought to the bitter end.

75. Antagonized: to implant bitter feelings in

76. Beware the Bitter Fruits of Apostasy

77. She quavered out her bitter experience.

78. The ensuing argument had been bitter.

79. From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English Bitterly cold Bitterly cold DN COLD very cold → Bitterly Examples from the Corpus Bitterly cold • It was a Friday and Bitterly cold

80. What to Do with Bitter Cucumbers