snowman
snowman
Definition
snow·man (-man′)
noun pl. -·men′-men′
a crude human figure made of snow packed together
snowman
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- build: There were six of them waiting to build a snowman in the blanket of soft snow.
- make: It is the first time for me to make a snowman!
- see: The biggest snowman ever seen on a club meet was created by the Crowther team.
- get: I also got a toy snowman and teddy bear from Holland which I have called Hans.
- steal: Winter Snack shows a cheeky donkey stealing a snowman 's nose!
- create: Create dancing snowmen, flying reindeer, elves, fairies or robins - you decide!
Adjective modifier
- abominable: Like three wet abominable snowmen, we descended the hill, praying to find somewhere to stay.
- little: The Little Snow Man by Todd Pannell ( aged 7 ) There was a little snowman Who had a carrot nose.
- big: The biggest snowman ever seen on a club meet was created by the Crowther team.
- jolly: The only thing is, every time it snows the jolly snowman wants to play and have fun.
- lonely: I'm a poor lonely snowman left to die on the slope, With no crumb of comfort - and no kind of hope.
- small: Enough for a small snowman and a decent snowball fight!
Preposition: on
- snowboards: As you can see, the true spirit of Christmas is there with snowmen on snowboards.
Modifies a noun
- rig: Bait wise, snowman rigs still appear to be favorite with all areas of the lake producing.
- building: It's usually covered in snow, and suitable for snowball fights and snowman building!
Possessives
- head: The poster has a purple background and shows a cartoon drawing of a snowman's head.
Noun used with modifier
- inflatable: Some think the St George flag is the province of a certain section of society, like inflatable snowmen at Christmas.
- melting: Red Buildings: home to lots of first years as well as a rather sorry melting snowman in this photo.
- building: After the fight had stopped they started building snowmen.
- dancing: Create dancing snowmen, flying reindeer, elves, fairies or robins - you decide!
