adjective phrase
Irritated; annoyed (1970s+)
I was taken by the honorable judge, whose head was frosted over by the winter of age, to his own house.
The female is black, while the male is frosted over with a whitish powder.
Connel saw that the plastic helmets were frosted over, except for a clear band across the eye level.
To be sure it was Mrs. Nichola Pine-Avon, but frosted over indescribably.
We came suddenly upon a moose track, evidently made on the day before, as the upturned snow was frosted over by a nights cold.
His hat had fallen off, and he could see his curls all frosted over a cheek that was smooth and blue with cold.
They stopped an instant to listen, and in that instant their hair and eyebrows and eyelashes were frosted over.
In the winter I remember the windows being all frosted over and you couldn't see in or out.
