Definitions
of cold
1. [adj] - (color) giving no sensation of warmth 2. [adj] - marked by errorless familiarity 3. [adj] - no longer new 4. [adj] - so intense as to be almost uncontrollable 5. [adj] - sexually unresponsive 6. [adj] - without compunction or human feeling 7. [adj] - extended meanings 8. [adj] - used of physical coldness 9. [adj] - having lost freshness through passage of time 10. [adj] - feeling or showing no enthusiasm 11. [adj] - unconscious from a blow or shock or intoxication 12. [adj] - of a seeker 13. [adj] - lacking the warmth of life 14. [n] - a mild viral infection involving the nose and respiratory passages (but not the lungs) 15. [n] - the sensation produced by low temperatures
Quotes
- Example use of the word cold1. he shivered from the cold 2. the cold helped clear his head 3. will they never find a cure for the common cold? 4. cold in his grave 5. far from the object sought 6. the boxer was out cold 7. pass out cold 8. a cold audience 9. a cold response to the new play 10. a cold trail 11. dogs attempting to catch a cold scent 12. having a low or inadequate temperature or feeling a sensation of coldness or having been made cold by e.g. ice or refrigeration 13. a cold climate 14. a cold room 15. dinner has gotten cold 16. cold fingers 17. if you are cold, turn up the heat 18. a cold beer 19. especially of psychological coldness 20. without human warmth or emotion 21. a cold unfriendly nod 22. a cold and unaffectionate person 23. a cold impersonal manner 24. cold logic 25. the concert left me cold 26. in cold blood 27. cold-blooded killing 28. insensate destruction 29. was cold to his advances 30. a frigid woman 31. cold fury gripped him 32. uninteresting 33. cold (or stale) news 34. had her lines cold before rehearsals started 35. a cold bluish gray
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