frosty

Preposition: at

• night: If the weather is frosty at night there is little need for concern.

Modifies a noun

• morn: There's something distinctly magical about a garden on a cold frosty morn.
• pod: Of the two fungi, frosty pod is the hardier species, with spores that can travel further in hot, dry conditions.
• morning: On a frosty morning the mist rising from the harbor is a magical sight.
• reception: They found a frosty reception waiting for them in Tokyo.
• weather: Try to avoid planting in very cold frosty weather.
• night: A later very clear, frosty night allowed some more exacting tests.

Modifying Another Word

• somewhat: The Naivasha race tends to show pale tipped feathers on their heads which this gives them a somewhat frosty effect.
• very: Opening the curtains the next morning at 7 brought upon sights of a very frosty forest.
• slightly: Karen however is slightly frosty toward him, worried about the scrutiny their relationship came under during Helenâs investigation.
• rather: In Everard Mills ' time they had generally been given a rather frosty reception.
• little: And the world is not the only place that has become a little frosty.
• still: So go in alone ( thanks M ) & pay £ 141 & cycle back with 2. Sat 8th Lovely bright still frosty morn.

Used with adjective complement

• turn: The appeal of the leaves turning brown and the mornings turning frosty seems almost too much.
• become: Be wary of planting in areas that can become frosty.
• get: Then, as things do, they got frosty.