cold
/kəʊld/ adjectiveDefinition
TEMPERATURE › having a low temperature: cold water/weather This soup has gone cold. The nights are getting colder now. My hands are getting cold.
UNFRIENDLY › unfriendly or showing no emotion: a cold stare/voice She became quite cold and distant with me.
FOOD › served cold: cold roast beef
coldness noun [U] (Definition of cold adjective from the Cambridge Learner's Dictionary
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