cold.
1. f. V. frío.
cold, a.
1. adj. said of a body: which has a temperature far below the ordinary environment.
2. adj. said of a color: causing sedation, such as blue or green.
3. adj. indifferent to sexual pleasure.
4. adj. With respect to a person or thing, showing indifference, detachment, or disaffection, or that it takes no interest in it.
5. adj. Without grace, spirit and wit. Cool man Cold response
6. adj. Ineficaz, of little recommendation.
¶ MORF. SUP. irreg. frigidísimo.
7. m. sensation experienced before a drop in temperature.
8. m. Cuba. refrigerator (? appliance for preserving food).
9. m. its. Drink cooled with snow or ice, but liquid.
10. f. Colloq. Col., Cuba Guat., México. , R. Dom.beer.
moderatecold .1. loc. Advisor. Ant. coolly.
1. loc. Advisor. its. With the fresh.
1. loc. Advisor. In practice a surgical operation in an organ or tissue swollen: after the flogosis have disappeared.
2. loc. Advisor. Without being under the immediate impression of the circumstances of the case.
leave to someone cold something.1. loc. verb. Not to cause minor printing.
1. interj. U to warn someone that far to find a hidden object or hit something.
not to give someone something , cold or hot, or fever, or not to enter him someone cold or hot for something.
1. loc. verb. Stay frightened or stunned by some event or unexpected disappointment.
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