1. Cold, Coldness (noun) the sensation produced by low temperatures "he shivered from the cold"; "the cold helped clear his head" Coldness, coolness, frigidity, frigidness, iciness, chilliness (noun)

2. He shivered at the thought of the cold, dark sea.

3. Ramlal felt a cold shiver of despair.

4. A cold shiver ran down my back.

5. A sudden gust of cold wind made me shiver.

6. 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

7. He felt a cold shiver of fear run through him.

8. She gave a little shiver as she walked into the cold room.

9. cold winds coming from the north.

10. It was gone midnight, cold and autumnal, and they shivered in their denim jackets.

11. Deep cold currents flowed from the Antarctic.

12. From hunger , cold, isolation, destitution.

13. Water shot boiling from the cold taps.

14. The cold rolled coils are delivered from cold rolling mill into hot dip galvanizing workshop.

15. The hut sheltered her from the cold wind.

16. She returned from the mountain weak and cold.

17. ? On cold winter, there's butterfly from the egg...

18. A cold wind blew from northwest.

19. I caught a cold from you.

20. 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

21. Cold air from a cold atrium is drawn over the slots and expelled into a warm atrium.

22. Winter is reaching down from the cold world above.

23. When stock is cold, skim fat from the top.

24. A cold/warm front is approaching from the west.

25. A cold front is moving in from the north.

26. No one comes in from the cold, clamoring for dinner.

27. The hands can be insulated from cold with thick gloves.

28. Doyle and Doorbal, stone-cold ballers from the old school.

29. 1 A cold/warm front is approaching from the west.

30. The coupling factor F_1 from mungbean mitochondria was cold labile.

31. 15 Pick up some cold meat from the 5 deli.

32. They'll either die from the cold or starve to death .

33. Protect tummy button from catching cold. Absorbent, ventilate.

34. Come forth from slumbers of thy cold abstraction.

35. Definition and synonyms of Bitterly cold from the online English dictionary from Macmillan Education.

36. Now, mammals are warm-blooded creatures, and when we get cold, we shake and we shiver, right?

37. Now, mammals are warm- blooded creatures, and when we get cold, we shake and we shiver, right?

38. If I'm right, that's where the cold agglutinins are coming from.

39. A cold draught of air blew in from the open window.

40. Someone brought cold cuts, dark bread, and beer from the jeep.

41. The Confidante was a great getaway from the cold in mid winter

42. 11 She filled it from the larder and the fridge. Cold chicken.

43. 3 Trees should be well protected from the cold during winter.

44. Suffering from common cold you have to use antibiotics?

45. Plants from a cold clime travel best in winter.

46. We got a cold shoulder from the older members of the club.

47. The intense cold radiating from the weapon will slay anyone it cuts.

48. CLIMATE: VARIES FROM HOT SUMMERS TO SURPRISINGLY COLD WINTERS

49. This is from the mid-'60s, the change from metal type to photo, hot to cold.

50. That night, four hens and two dogs died nearby from the cold!

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

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

53. Keep the delicate colorful Bracts well-protected from wind and cold rain

54. Simply remove the clean Chitterlings from the bag, rinse them in cold water

55. Beige Adipocytes arise from de novo differentiation of adipocyte progenitors upon the first exposure to cold temperatures, while subsequent cold exposures trigger …

56. The outer Bark protects the tree from heat, cold, insects, and other dangers.

57. The dry cold air picks up warmth and moisture from the ocean surface.

58. Most Coughs come from simple viral infections, such as the common cold

59. The Emperors huddle together to protect themselves from the extreme cold of Antarctica.

60. Cold winds blow off the Siberian high pressure from October to April.

61. The word Cryotherapy is derived from the Greek “cryo” (cold) and “therapy” (cure)

62. The fur has two layers, which help protect them from the cold water.

63. From there, the snow acts as an igloo, insulating this water from the cold and the wind above.

64. 6 He awoke from his sleep in a cold sweat.

65. 15 Protect tummy button from catching cold. Absorbent,[www.Sentencedict.com] ventilate.

66. Several hundred fans, already cold from intermittent rain, slept in the station overnight.

67. Greenhouse roofs rippled from salmon to garnet with the cold winds of sunset.

68. Apterous is a death metal band from the blistering cold in Groningen, the Netherlands

69. The sky had changed from clear, sunny cold, to driving sleet and mist.

70. All of the curt Brusqueness was gone from his tone, the keen, cold, measuring calculation from his eye.

71. The radio says a cold front is coming, with strong winds from the northwest.

72. People are dying in their thousands from typhoid, cold and starvation.

73. Find cold Appetizer recipes from Williams-Sonoma's collection of Appetizer recipes

74. 5 Delicate plants must be protected from cold wind and frost.

75. You wouldn't want to get the cold shoulder from Victoria Beckham in this getup.

76. He cobbled together a brunch of cold remains from the fridge, with lemon tea.

77. To can the Brined cauliflower, remove from the brine and wash in cold running water.

78. The term Cryotherapy comes from the Greek word, cryo meaning cold, and therapy, meaning cure

79. Cold energy harvested from the adjacent seawater during winter months chills the rock mass underground.

80. At the time,[Sentence dictionary] the Kremlin said Yeltsin was suffering merely from a cold.