sharp-freeze

[ shahrp-freez ]
/ ˈʃɑrpˈfriz /

verb (used with object), sharp-froze, sharp-fro·zen, sharp-freez·ing.

quick-freeze.

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Origin of sharp-freeze

First recorded in 1940–45

Words nearby sharp-freeze

sharp-cut, sharp-eared, sharp-edged, sharp-eyed, sharp-focus realism, sharp-freeze, sharp-nosed, sharp-set, sharp-shinned hawk, sharp-sighted, sharp-tailed grouse
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