Colder
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ICIERColder.
FROSTIERColder.
ICIERColder
RAWERColder and damper.
VALLEYSColder spots, often
ARCTICColder than cold
RAWERColder and windier
HINT"Warmer" or "colder"
AUKSeabird of colder climes
BARPLUMCHERRIESThird spin: getting colder
RAWERColder and wetter, as weather
freshening(of wind) Become stronger and colder
freshened(of wind) Become stronger and colder
freshens(of wind) Become stronger and colder
WINDCHILLFACTORIt makes winter temperatures seem colder
CHILLFACTORIt makes weather feel colder than it actually is
hypolimniona lower and colder layer of water in a lake
CHILLFACTORIt makes the air feel colder than it actually is
hypolimnionsHYPOLIMNION, a lower and colder layer of water in a lake
subtemperateof or occurring in the colder parts of the temperate zones
hothousesA heated building, typically made largely of glass, for rearing plants out of season or in a climate colder than is natural for them
hothouseA heated building, typically made largely of glass, for rearing plants out of season or in a climate colder than is natural for them
auksany of several black-and-white short-necked diving seabirds of the alcid family that breed in colder parts of the northern hemisphere compare great auk
aukany of several black-and-white short-necked diving seabirds of the alcid family that breed in colder parts of the northern hemisphere compare great auk
sunbeltsThe southern US from California to Florida, noted for resort areas and for the movement of businesses and population into these states from the colder northern states
convectionsThe movement caused within a fluid by the tendency of hotter and therefore less dense material to rise, and colder, denser material to sink under the influence of gravity, which consequently results in transfer of heat
convectionThe movement caused within a fluid by the tendency of hotter and therefore less dense material to rise, and colder, denser material to sink under the influence of gravity, which consequently results in transfer of heat