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snowed

British  
/ snəʊd /

adjective

  1. slang under the influence of narcotic drugs

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Clare looked down at the tail clutched to his chest: It was a shimmering gray, nearly purple, like the color of the sky when it snowed.

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Then, just a couple of weeks ago, on the Friday night, it snowed, and snowed hard.

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It hadn’t snowed yet so we had been running with a three-wheel cart, which meant we had to run on logging roads and open areas.

From Literature

It snowed hard in the night, a foot of powdery crystals.

From Literature

“We were snowed in and iced in for three days at our house,” she said.

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