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snowy

/ˈsnoʊi/adjective2 syllables

Snowy means: covered with snow.

Synonyms for snowy10

adjective, as in covered with snow

snow-clad, snow-covered, covered

adjective, as in of the white color of snow

snow-white, achromatic, neutral

adjective, as in marked by the presence of snow

white, covered

also used for snowy

niveous, snowy owl, snowy egret

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What does snowy mean?3

adjective

1

covered with snow“snow-clad hills”

2

of the white color of snow

3

marked by the presence of snow“a white Christmas”

Definitions from the Open English WordNet, CC BY 4.0.

What rhymes with snowy?1

two syllables

joey
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Snowy in a sentence

  • As the weather was snowy, we went skiing.unknown
  • According to the weather forecast, tomorrow will be snowy.unknown
  • Unlike most owls, the snowy owl also hunts during the day.sundown
  • This is snowy weather is giving me cabin fever.unknown
  • He led his men and horses over snowy mountains and down into hot valleys.CM
  • The children rode a toboggan down the hill in the snowy weather.danepo
  • The plowed fields were stretches of snowy dimples.Hybrid
  • Mountains are dangerous when they are very snowy.awkwardcultism

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Forms of snowy

as a adjective

comparative
snowier
superlative
snowiest