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  1. 3. To move air or wind in a certain direction (e.g., "The wind is blowing fiercely during the snowstorm.")
  2. 4. To move smoothly over a surface, often on ice or snow (e.g., "The car started to slide on the icy road.")
  3. 5. To gather closely together for warmth (e.g., "We huddled inside, trying to stay warm during the snowstorm.")
  4. 6. To save someone from danger, especially in a snowstorm or cold weather (e.g., "The mountain rescue team had to rescue hikers trapped in the snowstorm.")
  5. 8. To produce moisture on the skin due to heat (e.g., "I was sweating inside my coat after walking in the snow for too long.")
  6. 10. To shake involuntarily because of cold or fear (e.g., "I was shivering after walking outside without a coat.")
  7. 11. To fall in the form of snowflakes (e.g., "It is starting to snow heavily now.")
  8. 12. To be moved or blown slowly by the wind, especially snow (e.g., "The snowdrifts are very deep after the storm.")
  9. 13. To break into small pieces, often due to cold (e.g., "The frozen snow began to crumble as the sun came out.")
  10. 15. To shine or sparkle, especially due to the reflection of light on ice or snow (e.g., "The snow glistened under the streetlights.")
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  1. 1. To clear snow from a surface using a snowplow (e.g., "They plowed the roads after the snowstorm to make driving safer.")
  2. 2. To become solid due to cold temperatures (e.g., "The lake will freeze if the temperature drops below zero.")
  3. 3. up To dress warmly, often in layers of clothing (e.g., "You need to bundle up before you go outside in this cold weather.")
  4. 7. To hide or blanket a surface with snow or ice (e.g., "The snow covered the entire field, making it look like a white blanket.")
  5. 8. To move snow using a shovel (e.g., "I have to shovel the driveway every morning after it snows.")
  6. 9. To become unfrozen after being cold (e.g., "The frozen pipes began to thaw when the temperature went up.")
  7. 11. To step heavily, often to break through the snow or ice (e.g., "We had to stomp through the deep snow to get to the car.")
  8. 13. To cover something with a layer of snow or ice (e.g., "The roads were coated in ice after the storm.")
  9. 14. To change from solid to liquid, typically due to heat (e.g., "The snow started to melt as the temperature rose.")
  10. 16. To lose balance or slide unintentionally on a slippery surface (e.g., "Be careful when you walk outside; it’s easy to slip on the ice.")