Thaw is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for THAW in dictionary:

VERB:
• to melt
• (of ice, snow, or another frozen substance, such as food) become liquid or soft as a result of warming up
• the weather becomes warmer and causes snow and ice to melt.
• make (something) warm enough to become liquid or soft
• (of a part of the body) become warm enough to stop feeling numb
• make or become friendlier or more cordial
• make or become unfrozen
• To melt, dissolve, or become fluid; to soften; -- said of that which is frozen; as, the ice thaws.
• To become so warm as to melt ice and snow; -- said in reference to the weather, and used impersonally.
• Fig.: To grow gentle or genial.
• To cause (frozen things, as earth, snow, ice) to melt, soften, or dissolve.
• become or cause to become soft or liquid
NOUN:
• a period of warmer weather that thaws ice and snow
• an increase in friendliness or cordiality
• The melting of ice, snow, or other congealed matter; the resolution of ice, or the like, into the state of a fluid; liquefaction by heat of anything congealed by frost; also, a warmth of weather sufficient to melt that which is congealed.
• the process whereby heat changes something from a solid to a liquid
• warm weather following a freeze; snow and ice melt
• a relaxation or slackening of tensions or reserve; becoming less hostile
• thawing

Words related to THAW

thawed13 thawer12 thawers13 thawing14 thawings15 thawless14 thaws11 unthaw12

Words that contain THAW

thaws11 thawy14 thawed13 thawer12 unthaw12 thawers13 thawier13 thawing14 unthaws13 thawiest14 thawings15 thawless14 unthawed15 nighthawk23 unthawing16 nighthawks24

How to use THAW in a sentence

• We hope it may thaw soon, as we Desire to get the maple syrup from the trees.
• The severe frost, before noticed, did not break up till the end of February, and with the thaw the plague frightfully increased in violence.
• In time of rain, or sudden thaw in the snow mountains, the rivers are overflowed, and travellers must then either wait some days or risk their lives.
• If the miserable Thaw trial did nothing else, it at least once more called public attention to conditions which every intelligent man knows have existed for years.
• It had snowed in the night, and now a thaw had set in.
• The main channel for thaw water at Cape Evans is now quite a rushing stream.
• This suggested to me that the thaw pool off Cape Armitage was even bigger than I thought and that we were getting on to ice which was breaking up, to flow north into it.
• Few facts are better established than that the February thaw is the poorest time of year for everybody.
• Then another great thaw came, and the fickle climate proceeded to show what it could do.
• The next night it had become a third the size of the moon before it set to English eyes, and the thaw was assured.
• The cold of the last few days had given place to a thaw.
• There is a thaw, and the doctor says that I may go out in a few days if the fine weather continues.
• Ursula tries to thaw her sometimes, but it does no good.
• It was very frosty weather at this time, but unfortunately before the Battalion moved up a thaw had set in.
• That day would see them in the canyon, he explained, and if the spring thaw set in the canyon would run open water.
• Getting into close contact with the fires, they would thaw out and then were ready to make another endeavor to repeat the sleeping operation.
• Even when the snow was on the ground we never felt the cold, owing to the absence of wind, and the thaw has been imperceptible.
• But would not the heat of the long day be great enough to thaw it back again? The same trouble attends the alleged disappearance of the water.
• Going for food, cooking, doing the work of the cabin, taking walks filled up the days completely, and then there came a thaw, a rain and a freeze.
• Ice forming over the fields after a sudden thaw and remaining for a time is very liable to kill the plants.
• On the third night of the thaw, or rather, in the early morning, a great commotion broke out at the west barn.
• CHAPTER XXXV A JANUARY THAW Just before school closed a disagreeable incident occurred.
• Nothing has happened to the landscape, and Winnipeg, which is, as it were, a centre of distribution for emigrants, stands up to her knees in the water of the thaw.
• There had been a thaw, and then the snow had frozen again, making it in many places slippery traveling.
• Miss Adams, who had been frozen into silence during the long cold night, began to thaw now in the cheery warmth of the rising sun.
• In spring, when a thaw sets in, this little stream is a source of danger to Ramah.
• If we were not, we should thaw out, when Katy leans on us so affectionately and looks up at us so wistfully, as if pleading for our love.
• But nothing more was ever heard or seen of him till the thaw in the spring, although diligent search was made at the time.
• Andrew noticed it, and thought of winter, and wondered how anybody could sit there during a January day with the snow on the ground, or during a cold thaw.
• Over against the hills hung a thick mist, such as always accompanies a thaw.

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