Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
cold-snap
Noun
/koʊld snæp/
Definition
A cold-snap refers to a sudden and brief period of noticeably cold weather.
Examples
- Last week, we experienced a cold-snap that caught everyone off guard.
- Farmers are often wary of a cold-snap affecting their crops in late spring.
Meaning
It commonly occurs during a season, typically winter, when temperatures drop unexpectedly and sharply for a short duration.
Synonyms
- cold spell
- chill
- cold wave
