Words and phrases that have a meaning related to frost: (168 results)
Often used in the same context:
winterkill, cold snap, root rot, rain, sunscald, snow, powdery mildew, snowfall, leaf scorch, frost heaving, precipitation, rebloom, dew, downy mildew, moisture, phoma, hoarfrost, chinch bug, weather, rainfall, late blight, anthracnose, corms, overwinter, nutlets, botrytis, chlorosis, storms, sclerotinia, thunderstorm, temperatures, johnsongrass, cutworms, mildews, apple maggot, desiccation, bulbils, crimson clover, drier, crocus, hessian fly, thundershower, downpour, pachysandra, germination, frost heave, flea beetle, sleet, foliage, refreezing, spider mite, winter, defoliation, potentilla, blooming, stem canker, fog, snowdrop, sawfly, winter aconite, frogeye, webworm, ragweed pollen, hailstorms, soaker, foilage, flower bud, dampness, orchid cactus, hummingbird moth, flowering, pythium, aphid, greenfly, thrip, pollen, duststorm, thaws, bracts, radiational, fungus, bagworm, cyclamen, cornus mas, flowering shrub, ripening, nutsedge, prussic acid, fall webworm, buds, confederate jasmine, fruitlets, saxifrage, henbit, wetness, lavatera, vernalization, crabgrass, weatherwise, skeeter, aconites, zoysia, frosts, cold, blizzard, blast, rains, snowstorm, chill, drouth, snowstorms, drought, rainstorm, squall, shower, blizzards, buffeting, corrosion, fatigue, overload, thaw, flood, periglacial, equinoctial, mixing, rainy, stress, earthquake, epidemic, permafrost, wetting, cloudy, colder, erosional, indicated, ischemic
Appears in the definition of:
cynically, de-ice, defrost, defroster, deice, deicer, frost-bound, frosted, frostian, frostiness, frosty, half-hardy, icing, jack frost, rhythm, rimed, rimy, seasonable
More general:
cold spell, cold wave, cold weather, cover, freeze, freezing, ice, poet, versifier, water ice
Synonyms:
Also try:hoar, rime, robert frost, robert lee frost
— Nouns for frost: action, line, damage, resistance, bite, heave, heaving, protection, injury, bites, work, more...
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