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1. drift
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a. to become hardened into ice or a solid
form through loss of heat.
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2. flake
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b. a covering for the hand, usu. made of
cloth or leather and having separate sections for each finger and the
thumb.
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3. flurry
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c. snow, rain, or the like, or the amount
of such matter to fall on a given area in a given amount of time.
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4. freeze
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d. the sudden rush of a large quantity of
snow, ice, or rocks down a mountain.
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5. frost
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e. to storm suddenly and for a brief time.
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6. glove
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f. of or pertaining to the geographic
region encompassing the North Pole.
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7. ice
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g. of snow, to fall lightly and for a
short time.
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8. icicle
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h. to become unfrozen or melt.
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9. arctic
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i. a light, white covering of dew or water
vapor frozen into ice crystals.
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10. avalanche
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j. any of a variety of similar heavy tools
or machines, such as a machine to clear away snow.
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11. plow
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k. water in a frozen, solid state.
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12. precipitation
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l. any small or light piece, esp. of snow.
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13. scarf
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m. a mass or bank made up of drifting
matter such as snow.
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14. shovel
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n. snow that is partly melted.
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15. sled
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o. a usu. long and narrow woven or knitted
garment worn around the neck, head, or shoulders.
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16. slush
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p. a tapered spike of ice formed by the
freezing of dripping water.
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17. squall
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q. a large, long-handled scoop for digging
or lifting heavy material such as earth, snow, or coal.
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18. thaw
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r. a flat platform of wood or other
material, usu. mounted on runners, that is used to travel over snow and
ice.
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