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snowed

/ snəʊd /

adjective

Its olive-green fuselage stood out against the snowed peaks.

They were nearly snowed in at Novolazarevskaya Station, Antarctica where they arrived in mid-November.

The teams had been snowed in at the Novo base camp for several days and the whole expedition was in doubt at one stage.

Taft Union High School does employ an armed officer on campus, but he was snowed in on Thursday and did not make it to work.

Officials said there's usually an armed officer on campus but the person wasn't there because he was snowed in.

And so the Portsmouth Road was kept open in that wild winter, while most of the main roads in England were hopelessly snowed up.

It was snowing when she left the church, and it snowed hard all the afternoon and until far into the night.

I will have about three hundred pounds of baggage, and we must stock up with grub against getting snowed in.

As it snowed very hard in the morning, we did not march until eleven o'clock.

It rained when we came over in May and it snowed now, and twice before, when I have crossed it, it rained all the time.

April 22, 2024steadfast

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