to block or suspend assets, accounts, prices, or processes by authority

to deep-freeze food or biological materials for preservation

to die from exposure to extreme cold

gelatin dessert

to freeze

to melt or defrost ice, snow, or frozen food

to become stiff or numb as a result of exposure to extreme cold

to quick-freeze

to prevent freezing; antifreeze

soil or ground that is frozen, including both seasonally frozen ground and permafrost

(idiom) bitterly cold; frigid

inflammation and sores on the skin caused by exposure to extreme cold

a weather phenomenon where temperatures drop below freezing, often resulting in damage to crops and vegetation

a compartment in a refrigerator for freezing food

(agriculture) freezing injury

to freeze over (of water or land)

freezer room

to endure freezing temperatures or cold weather

cold or frozen meat

aspic; meat jelly

to defrost

antifreeze agent

literally 'ice three feet thick'; used metaphorically to mean that a state of affairs has not come about suddenly, but is the result of long-term accumulation or development.

(idiom) to go cold and hungry

a harbor that remains free of ice throughout the winter, allowing for year-round navigation

to begin to melt (especially of ice in a river, frozen ground, or food)

to become solid or stiff through freezing

to freeze prices or fees (Taiwan usage)

reefer (refrigerated shipping container)

food items such as meat or fruit that have been preserved through freeze-drying

"youth freezing"; the practice of starting anti-aging treatments at an extremely young age in the hope of never appearing old

a subsurface layer of soil that remains frozen throughout the year, often found in polar regions or at high altitudes

amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), also known as motor neurone disease (MND)

amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS)

frozen goods; frozen product

To freeze a woman's eggs for later fertilization; to cryopreserve oocytes.

Three feet of ice does not form in a single day; a situation (often a negative one) develops over a long period of time.

ice-free port (refers to Vladivostok)

injury to body tissues caused by exposure to extreme cold, including chilblains