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freeze
verb (freezes , past tense froze , past participle frozen , present participle freezing )
1 tr & intr to change (a liquid) into a solid by cooling it to below its freezing point, eg to change water into ice.
2 intr said of a liquid: to change into a solid when it is cooled to below its freezing point.
3 tr & intr (also freeze over or freeze something over) to become covered or cover it with ice.
4 tr & intr (also freeze up or freeze something up) to become blocked up or stop operating because of frost or ice. See also freeze-up.
5 tr & intr (often freeze together) to stick or cause to stick together by frost.
6 intr said of the weather, temperature, etc: to be at or below the freezing point of water It's freezing today .
7 tr & intr , colloq to be or make very cold.
8 intr to die of cold The sheep froze in the drifts .
9 tr & intr said of food: to preserve, or be suitable for preserving, by refrigeration at below freezing point.
10 tr & intr to make or become motionless or unable to move, because of fear, etc.
11 to fix (prices, wages, etc) at a certain level.
12 to prevent (money, shares, assets, etc) from being used froze the bank account .
13 to stop (a video, a moving film, etc) at a certain frame.
14 intr said of a computer program, system, etc: to stop working, usually so as to require the machine that the program is running on to be rebooted.
15 to stop (a process) at some point in its development to assess progress made.
16 to anaesthetize (a part of the body).
noun
1 a period of very cold weather with temperatures below freezing point. See also freeze-up.
2 a period of control of wages, prices, etc.
interjection , chiefly US a command to stop instantly or risk being shot.
[Anglo-Saxon freosan ]
freezable adjective .
freeze someone out to exclude them from an activity, conversation, etc by persistent unfriendliness or unresponsiveness.
freeze-dry
verb to preserve (perishable material, especially food and medicines) by rapidly freezing it and then drying it under high-vacuum conditions.
freeze-frame
noun
1 a single frame of film that is isolated and then repeated as a continuous series in order to give an effect like a still photograph.
2 a facility on a video recorder by which a videotape may be paused to give a still view of a particular image.
verb , intr to use the freeze-frame facility; to stop a videotape in order to view a still.
[1980s in this sense; 1960s in cinematography: from the phrase freeze the frame ]
freeze-up
noun , N Am the period when ice forms on lakes, rivers, etc at the onset of winter, often preventing travel by water. See also freeze ( noun 1), freeze up under freeze.
freezer
noun a refrigerated cabinet or compartment in which to preserve food at a temperature below freezing point. Compare deep-freeze, fridge-freezer.
[19c]
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