Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
winter-chill
noun
/ˈwɪntər tʃɪl/

Definition
A significant drop in temperature during the winter season that can cause discomfort and a sense of coldness.

Examples
- The winter-chill made it hard to enjoy the outdoor festivities.
- She wrapped herself in a warm blanket to combat the winter-chill.
- The forecast warned of a severe winter-chill that might affect travel plans.

Meaning
Winter-chill refers to the cold sensation experienced when temperatures become notably low in winter, often accompanied by wind and moisture, making it feel even cooler.

Synonyms
- Cold snap
- Frost
- Chill
- Ice