snow

Snow means particles of frozen water vapor, a mass of this substance or something that resembles this substance, or is slang for cocaine or heroin.

(noun)

An example of snow is the white fluff that falls from the sky during the winter in New York.
An example of snow is are the spots on a television screen when the transmission signal is not strong.

Snow is defined as to shower, fall or cover with a frozen water vapor substance from the sky, or to say or do something to deceive someone.

(verb)

An example of snow is for this substance to come down from the sky on Christmas.
An example of snow is for someone who is interviewing for a job to tell the interviewer about experience which they don't have.

See snow in Webster's New World College Dictionary

noun

particles of water vapor which when frozen in the upper air fall to earth as soft, white, crystalline flakes
1. a falling of snow
2. snowy weather
a mass or accumulation of fallen snow
Old Poet. whiteness
something like snow in whiteness, texture, etc.
☆ fluctuating spots appearing on a television screen as a result of a weak signal, shot effect, etc.
☆ Slang cocaine or heroin

Origin: ME < OE snaw, akin to Ger schnee < IE base *sneigwh-, to snow, *snoigwhos, snow > OIr snechta, Russ snieg, L nix (gen. nivis)

intransitive verb

to fall as or like snow

Origin: ME snowen < OE sniwian

transitive verb

to shower or let fall as or like snow
☆ to cover, obstruct, etc. with or as with snow: usually with in, up, under, etc.
☆ Slang to deceive, mislead, or win over by glib talk, flattery, etc.

Snow, C(harles) P(ercy) Baron Snow of Leicester 1905-80; Eng. novelist & physicist

See snow in American Heritage Dictionary 4

noun

Frozen precipitation in the form of white or translucent hexagonal ice crystals that fall in soft, white flakes.
A falling of snow; a snowstorm.
Something resembling snow, as:
a. The white specks on a television screen resulting from weak reception.
b. Slang Cocaine.
c. Slang Heroin.