American Dictionary
Definition cold in American English
cold adverb
adverb
/koʊld/
1
if you do something cold, you do it without preparing for it
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Related Words
Words related to cold:
a cold fish (phrase)
bitterly cold (phrase)
cold (adjective)
cold (noun)
cold (adverb)
cold call (noun)
cold cash (noun)
cold comfort (noun)
cold cream (noun)
cold cuts (noun)
cold frame (noun)
cold front (noun)
cold fusion (noun)
cold open (noun)
cold reading (noun)
cold shoulder (noun)
cold snap (noun)
cold sore (noun)
cold spell (noun)
cold storage (noun)
cold store (noun)
cold sweat (noun)
cold turkey (noun)
cold turkey (adverb)
cold war (noun)
cold-blooded (adjective)
cold-hearted (adjective)
cold-shoulder (verb)
common cold (noun)
go hot and cold (phrase)
cold feet (phrase)
head cold (noun)
ice-cold (adjective)
in a (cold) sweat (phrase)
in cold blood (phrase)
in the cold light of day (phrase)
leave someone cold (phrase)
leave someone out in the cold (phrase)
make someone’s blood cold (phrase)
out cold (phrase)
put something into cold storage (phrase)
hot and cold (phrase)
someone’s has gone cold (phrase)
stone-cold (adjective)
stone-cold sober (phrase)
cold water on something (phrase)
warm front (noun)
warm-blooded (adjective)
you’ll catch your death (of cold) (phrase)