snowy

Used with adjective complement

• look: If the artwork looks snowy all over, it is less than VG condition.

Modifies a noun

• owl: Answer The rarest owl in Scotland would be the snowy owl.
• peak: Looking south, you see the snowy peaks of a distant mountain.
• mountain: Mia's Story Mia lives with her family in a small South American village beneath the snowy mountains.
• summit: There is also an opportunity to view the snowy summit, weather dependant.
• wilderness: Jack London never led huskies into a snowy wilderness.
• slope: Mandy peered up the snowy slope to the ridge.

Modifying Another Word

• very: February 1969 was a very snowy month, one I have never seen bettered.
• often: Beautiful sunny autumn days precede a cold and often snowy winter.
• sometimes: Well Summer is almost here and after the cold and wet and sometimes snowy winter, here's hoping Summer is a good one.
• quite: December 1981 was certainly the coldest December on record, but it was also quite snowy.
• slightly: If itâs slightly snowy occasionally, then after switchover itâs likely your reception will improve.
• particularly: In particularly snowy areas drivers have two options; either use winter tires or fit snow chains around the car's summer tires.

Preposition: in

• winter: The prairies are dry in thee summer but cold and snowy in the winter.