Freezes is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FREEZES in dictionary:

VERB:
• FREEZE, to turn into a solid by lowering the temperature
• (with reference to a liquid) turn or be turned into ice or another solid as a result of extreme cold
• become or cause to become blocked, covered, or rigid with ice
• be so cold that one feels near death (often used hyperbolically)
• (of the weather) be at or below freezing
• deprive (a part of the body) of feeling, especially by the application of a chilled anaesthetic substance.
• stare coldly at (someone); treat coldly
• store (something) at a very low temperature in order to preserve it
• (of food) be able to be preserved at a very low temperature
• become suddenly motionless or paralysed with fear or shock
• stop moving when ordered
• hold (something) at a fixed level or in a fixed state for a period of time
• prevent (assets) from being used for a period of time
• stop (a moving image) at a particular frame when filming or viewing
• (of a computer screen) become temporarily locked because of system problems.
NOUN:
• an act of holding or being held at a fixed level or in a fixed state
• a period of frost or very cold weather
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to become hardened into a solid body by loss of heat

Words related to FREEZES

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How to use FREEZES in a sentence

• A shuffling in the long corridor behind them freezes the current of their blood.
• General Johnston is as brave a man as ever headed an army, yet he has often told us that his blood freezes when the guns open.
• Lawrence freezes and the last steamers to go down the river do so with heavy loads.
• The water rushes up after a fissure and soon freezes over.
• I have a faint cold fear thrills through my veins That almost freezes up the heat of life.
• This highly cultivated, well-fertilized French soil has its inconveniences in a country where the ground rarely freezes as it does in New England.
• I imagine that when the sea freezes very solid it carries bergs with it, but obviously the enormous mass of a berg would need a great deal of stopping.
• The only difficulty is the low temperature, which freezes his breath on the glass window of the protecting dome.
• It must have been observed a very long time ago that water expands when it freezes.
• It rarely freezes in the valley, and never snows, although the hills around, some of which do not exceed 1000 feet, are frequently powdered.
• Because water loses heat when it freezes, the presence of large streams of water greatly influences the climate of a region.
• On a cold winter night the water sometimes freezes in the water pipes, and the pipes burst.
• This is moulded on the runners with the hands in a thick, broad, semicircular shape, and freezes as hard as glass.
• Where the ground freezes heavily in the winter, plant in the spring.
• Little by little the style freezes where it inflamed.
• I am weighed down by vague dread, which freezes me till I cannot feel, and keeps me in continual torpor.
• There springs from this silence a certain mysterious fullness, which filters and freezes into brass in the thoughts.
• Apply intense cold to a drop of water in the centre of a globe of iron, and the globe is shattered as the water freezes.
• On the other hand, the cow-manure lies cold and dead, and during the winter freezes into solid lumps.
• There are women in this world whose cold-white chastity freezes the poor wayfarer who tries to find in their vicinity rest and comfort and courage.
• The sun burns him, and the cold freezes his very blood, for there are only extremes on the way to the peak.
• That goes out early, which is why the water freezes.
• Why, it nigh about freezes my own blood when I try the call in the pitch dark.
• It makes possible an easy transmission of truth, but only by the deadening of truth, as a butcher freezes meat in order to carry it across the sea.
• The rain freezes as it falls, our poor feet are frozen, and we have come such a long distance that our shoes are split.
• The lake freezes fast at Fort Chipewyan some time in November.
• Patiently he endures cold which freezes mercury and storms which sweep away his frail shelter like chaff in a mist of flying snow.
• A thick fog envelopes everything, and at the same time it freezes intensely.
• When the lake freezes you will be mad for snowshoes and a sight of the St.
• No sultry summer suns make him gasp for breath, and no intense cold freezes his face or feet.
• Transient repentance leaves the heart harder than before, as half-melted ice freezes again more dense.

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