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Phonetic Respelling: [ kohld ]

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adjective. having a low or subnormal temperature

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Today is thecoldestday this month.

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Today is the coldest day this month.

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What is the coldest place on Earth?

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Antarctica is the coldest place on Earth. What is unique about this area when temperatures drop to -128 degrees Fahrenheit?

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What month was the coldest month of the year in the story?

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What stars are the coldest stars?

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With a temperature of 129 degrees Fahrenheit below zero, what is the coldest place on earth?

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Where is the coldest place on Earth?

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The subarctic region is the coldest part of the North Temperate Zone.

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What was the windiest and coldest camp?

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What is the windiest and coldest place on earth?

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Which planet is the coldest and considered an "ice giant"?

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Synonyms: Play

cool; freezing; frigid; nippy

Antonyms: Play

hot; warm

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