Freeze
101freeze-substitution — freeze sub·sti·tu·tion (frēzґsub″stĭ tooґshən) a modification of freeze drying in which the ice within the frozen tissue is replaced by alcohol or other solvents at a very low temperature …
102freeze out — vt: to subject to a freezeout Merriam Webster’s Dictionary of Law. Merriam Webster. 1996 …
103freeze-dried — [ US ˈ. .] adj freeze dried food has been frozen and dried very quickly in order to preserve it …
104freeze-frame — freeze ,frame noun uncount the process of stopping a movie on a video in order to look at one particular image a. count a single image produced when you stop a movie in this way ╾ freeze ,frame verb transitive …
105freeze out someone — freeze out (someone/something) to prevent someone or something from being involved in an activity. The company tried to freeze out its competition by buying up all the gas stations in the area. Usage notes: usually said about an unfair way of… …
106freeze out something — freeze out (someone/something) to prevent someone or something from being involved in an activity. The company tried to freeze out its competition by buying up all the gas stations in the area. Usage notes: usually said about an unfair way of… …
107freeze out — (someone/something) to prevent someone or something from being involved in an activity. The company tried to freeze out its competition by buying up all the gas stations in the area. Usage notes: usually said about an unfair way of preventing… …
108freeze frame — freeze′ frame n. mot an optical effect or technique in which a single frame of film is reprinted in a continuous series so as to give the effect of a still photograph when shown • Etymology: 1955–60 freeze′ frame …
109freeze-frame — ► NOUN 1) a single frame forming a motionless image from a film or videotape. 2) the facility or process of stopping a film or videotape to obtain a freeze frame …
110freeze your blood — freeze your ˈblood | make your ˈblood freeze idiom to make you extremely frightened or shocked Main entry: ↑freezeidiom …
