WitrynaFor reasons unknown, people can experience certain events in slow motion, due to how adrenaline in our bodies crank up the processing speed of our brains - thus our perceived and subjective reality changes, and we notice more things in the same timeframe than a calm person. It's very unusual to see really slow slow motion, but it happens... WitrynaSynonyms for ICY: frigid, cold, freezing, chilly, chill, cool, arctic, frosty; Antonyms of ICY: hot, fiery, molten, warming, igneous, sultry, boiling, sweltering

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WitrynaBritannica Dictionary definition of ICY. [also more icy; most icy] 1. : covered with ice. icy roads/sidewalks. 2. : very cold. icy weather. an icy cold [= ice-cold] wind. Witrynasuperlative. iciest. DEFINITIONS 3. 1. very cold, in an unpleasant way. An icy wind cut across the moors. He fell into the icy cold water. Synonyms and related words. +. michael bucci

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WitrynaIt’s icy. The river has frozen over. If you live somewhere cold, rivers, lakes and other bodies of water might freeze over. ‘Freeze over’ means they freeze on top, but there’s still liquid underneath. If it’s really cold, the river might freeze solid. If the river has frozen solid, the whole thing is ice; there’s no liquid water. WitrynaList of Adjective Words. what is an adjective? An adjective is a word that is used to describe or modify a pronoun or a noun. They’re always in close proximity to the noun or pronoun they’re describing. Adjectives are overused and don’t add much to a sentence. To prevent this issue, try combining verbs and nouns in new ways. michael bucas crna