Definitions of cold
-
a
mild
viral
infection
involving
the
nose
and
respiratory
passages (
but
not
the
lungs); "
will
they
never
find
a
cure
for
the
common
cold?"
-
The
opposite
of
heat;
the
sensation
produced
by
the
loss
of
heat;
disordered
condition
of
the
body,
usually
catarrhal,
following
exposure
or
infection;
low
temperature.
-
Coldness.
-
Absence
of
heat:
the
feeling
or
sensation
caused
by
the
absence
of
heat:
a
disease
caused
by
cold:
catarrh:
chillness.
-
Absence
of
heat;
sensation
produced
by
absence
of
heat;
distemper
caused
by
cold.
-
A
low
temperature,
or
the
sensation
caused
by
it.
-
A
disorder
caused
by
exposure
to
cold.
-
The
sensation
produced
in
animal
bodies
by
the
abstraction
of
heat;
the
cause
of
that
sensation;
privation
of
heat;
indisposition
occasioned
by
cold;
catarrh.
-
The
sensation
or
feeling
produced
by
the
want
or
loss
of
heat;
a
disease
contracted
from
improper
exposure
of
the
person
to
atmospheric
changes;
a
shivering
or
chilliness.
-
Coldly.
-
unconscious
from
a
blow
or
shock
or
intoxication; "
the
boxer
was
out
cold"; "
pass
out
cold"
-
lacking
the
warmth
of
life; "
cold
in
his
grave"
-
of
a
seeker;
far
from
the
object
sought
-
feeling
or
showing
no
enthusiasm; "
a
cold
audience"; "
a
cold
response
to
the
new
play"
-
having
lost
freshness
through
passage
of
time; "
a
cold
trail"; "
dogs
attempting
to
catch
a
cold
scent"
-
used
of
physical
coldness;
having
a
low
or
inadequate
temperature
or
feeling
a
sensation
of
coldness
or
having
been
made
cold
by
e.
g.
ice
or
refrigeration; "
a
cold
climate"; "
a
cold
room"; "
dinner
has
gotten
cold"; "
cold
fingers"; "
if
you
are
cold,
turn
up
the
heat"; "
a
cold
beer"
-
without
compunction
or
human
feeling; "
in
cold
blood"; "
cold-
blooded
killing"; "
insensate
destruction"
-
so
intense
as
to
be
almost
uncontrollable; "
cold
fury
gripped
him"
-
no
longer
new;
uninteresting; "
cold (
or
stale)
news"
-
marked
by
errorless
familiarity; "
had
her
lines
cold
before
rehearsals
started"
-
Deprived
of
heat,
or
having
a
low
temperature;
not
warm
or
hot;
gelid;
frigid.
-
Lacking
the
sensation
of
warmth;
suffering
from
the
absence
of
heat;
chilly;
shivering;
as,
to
be
cold.
-
Not
pungent
or
acrid.
-
Wanting
in
ardor,
intensity,
warmth,
zeal,
or
passion;
spiritless;
unconcerned;
reserved.
-
Unwelcome;
disagreeable;
unsatisfactory.
-
Wanting
in
power
to
excite;
dull;
uninteresting.
-
Affecting
the
sense
of
smell (
as
of
hunting
dogs)
but
feebly;
having
lost
its
odor;
as,
a
cold
scent.
-
Not
sensitive;
not
acute.
-
Having
a
bluish
effect.
Cf.
Warm,
8.
-
The
relative
absence
of
heat
or
warmth.
-
The
sensation
produced
by
the
escape
of
heat;
chilliness
or
chillness.
-
A
morbid
state
of
the
animal
system
produced
by
exposure
to
cold
or
dampness;
a
catarrh.
-
To
become
cold.
-
Without
heat
or
warmth;
without
passion
or
zeal;
indifferent;
insensible.
-
The
opposite
of
hot:
shivering:
without
passion
or
zeal:
spiritless:
unfriendly:
indifferent:
reserved.
-
Without
heat;
without
passion;
indifferent.
-
Of
a
low
temperature;
frigid;
chilled;
chilly.
-
Lacking
ardor
or
sympathy;
stolid;
not
cordial;
discouraging.
-
Not
warm
or
hot;
causing
coldness
or
the
sensation
of
cold;
shivering;
wanting
passion,
zeal,
or
ardour;
unaffected;
spiritless;
not
affectionate,
cordial,
or
friendly;
unconcerned;
indifferent;
reserved;
chaste;
not
hasty;
not
violent;
not
affecting
the
scent
strongly.
-
Not
warm
or
hot;
frigid;
indifferent;
without
zeal;
without
affection;
wanting
in
animation.
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