Colder is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COLDER in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a low temperature; cold weather; a cold environment
• a common infection in which the mucous membrane of the nose and throat becomes inflamed, typically causing running at the nose, sneezing, and a sore throat
ADVERB:
• completely; entirely
ADJECTIVE:
• COLD, having no warmth
• of or at a low or relatively low temperature, especially when compared with the human body
• (of a person) feeling uncomfortably cold
• (of food or drink) served or consumed without being heated or after cooling
• feeling or characterized by fear or horror
• unconscious
• dead
• lacking affection or warmth of feeling; unemotional
• not affected by emotion; objective
• sexually unresponsive; frigid
• depressing or dispiriting; not suggestive of warmth
• (of a colour) containing pale blue or grey.
• (of the scent or trail of a hunted person or animal) no longer fresh and easy to follow
• without preparation or rehearsal
• (in children's games) far from finding or guessing what is sought.
• at one's mercy
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• having little or no warmth

Words related to COLDER

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How to use COLDER in a sentence

• It was a pleasure to persons of colder temperament to sun themselves in the warmth of his bright looks and generous humour.
• The fire died out, and the room grew colder and colder, but huddled in a chair in a panic of fear she did not notice the cold.
• The weather was still colder, and she had tied the broad ribbons of her small bonnet rather closely under her chin, the double bow a little to the left.
• The court was colder and damper, and even beyond the chill was more penetrating than it had been at the grave that noon.
• She was surprised at first, and by degrees became colder, more constrained, as he told her all that he had upon his mind.
• As days went by and they got further north it became colder.
• The night was turning even colder than he had expected, and the chill was creeping into his frame.
• Their glances grow warmer as the neglected Kaffee grows colder.
• The wind with the rain became colder and more penetrating.
• But in spite of the cold comfort, and of the still colder promise of opposition, he took his leave with a lighter heart, refusing Mr.
• It peeped after her half-way down its dark depths, where it seemed colder even than in the bleak street, but there it had to leave her.
• But in the night it grew colder, which was good for the condition of the ice, and the wind shifted.
• But the nights were cold, and growing colder and colder as the winter came on.
• Since the great convulsion of 1797 the climate of the Valley of Quito is said to be much colder.
• Many critics have laid bare his infirmities as a critic, but a man of colder blood and less emotional nature would never have reached the large public to which Ruskin appealed.
• It had been a long, cold walk down to the village, and it would be equally long and even colder on the way back, for a sharp wind was blowing directly in his face.
• The night was even colder than the one before the Juber Island farce.
• Uller revolves around it in a nearly circular orbit, at a distance of 100,000,000 miles, making it a little colder than Earth.
• Day by day the weather grew colder and colder, and the boys became more and more excited and distressed for fear they should lose their precious fruit.
• Ha! A sure shot! The sunshine fell on my back colder than the running water.
• The cars felt colder now and the girls heard many complaints as they walked through to the rear.
• The weather was now getting colder and there was a promise of snow in the air.
• It was quite cold that afternoon, and it seemed to be growing colder and colder.
• Perhaps looking at the thermometer made us feel colder, but in any event we would have had to move about to keep warm.
• The colder the materials employed, then, for the bread-making, the colder will be the air confined within it, and the lighter will be the bread.
• The weather, too, grew colder and colder, and the mountain roads were little more than sheets of ice.
• The pleasure of that is not that an oyster is colder or that a rabbit is hotter.
• It was cold, and rapidly growing colder, but Powers insisted in making a trip to that island, the beauty of its rocks fascinating his artistic soul.

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