B1nounnatureenvironment
US/frɔːst/
UK/frɒst/
a thin white layer of ice that forms on surfaces when the air is very cold
In context
There was frost on the car windows this morning.
Farmers worry that an early frost will damage the crops.
The grass sparkled with frost in the morning sun.
Words that go with frost
adjective + noun
- heavy frostA heavy frost covered the garden.
- light frostExpect a light frost overnight.
- early frostAn early frost killed the flowers.
noun + preposition
- frost on the windowsShe scraped the frost on the windows.
- risk of frostThere is a risk of frost tonight.