Things That Are Cold with D

  • Solid carbon dioxide, extremely cold

  • Country with cold winters

  • Milk products usually kept cold

  • Human remains kept cold after death

  • dead bodies

  • “Cold death” is a common metaphor for chill.

  • Solid carbon dioxide, extremely cold

  • Soft drink usually served cold

  • Moisture forming in cool conditions

  • Usually kept chilled at delis; cold cuts.

  • Soda is usually enjoyed ice-cold.

  • Often stored and served cold from the fridge.

  • Ice cream chain; strongly linked to cold.

  • “Cold and dark” is a classic spooky pairing.

  • The ice-cream Drumsticks are frozen treats.

  • Deep sea water is naturally very cold.

  • Milk, yogurt, etc. are kept refrigerated.

  • Dr Pepper is a soda, usually served cold.

  • Ice cream dessert, clearly served frozen.

  • Deeper water is cold due to little sunlight.

  • A cocktail usually served chilled or over ice.

  • Often a cold month in the Northern Hemisphere.

  • Usually served cold on tap; a chilly drink.

  • A draft is a cold indoor breeze of air.

  • Deep ocean waters are naturally very cold.

  • Dry ice, very cold solid CO₂ used for cooling.

  • An appliance that keeps food frozen cold.

  • Cold air currents in rooms are called drafts.

  • Ice cream brand Drumstick, eaten frozen.

  • A dog's nose is usually cool and often cold

  • Many dips are served chilled from the fridge

  • Drinks with ice are cold by definition

  • Milk is refrigerated and usually served cold

  • Dippin' Dots ice cream beads, served frozen.

  • Frozen ice cream cone brand - served nice and cold

  • Metal doorknobs often feel cold to the touch.

  • Outer space is extremely cold - near absolute zero!

  • Damp things feel chilly and clammy to the touch.

  • A dog's nose is famously cold and wet.

  • Ice cream (even durian!) is served frozen cold.

  • Cocktails typically served cold or frozen.

  • Soda is commonly served cold from the fridge.

  • A drip of water is usually cool or cold.

  • Metal door handles often feel cold to touch.

  • A frozen dessert - chilly soft-serve pineapple!

  • Usually served ice-cold from the fridge.

  • Salad dressing is kept cold in the fridge.

  • Pickles are commonly stored cold.

  • Famously cool and wet - often feels cold.

  • Often stored in a fridge; served cool or cold.

  • Wet clothes feel chilly and cold to wear.

  • Soda like this is often served ice-cold.

  • Usually eaten chilled from the fridge.

Le parole nell'elenco Things That Are Cold with D provengono dai giocatori del gioco di parole Nomi, Cose, Città.