Snowy

/ˈsnoʊi/

Meaning & Definition

adjective

Characterized by or covered with snow.

The snowy landscape was a perfect setting for our winter vacation.

Having snow; experiencing snowfall.

The forecast predicts a snowy day tomorrow with several inches of accumulation.

Resembling or suggesting snow; white or light in color.

She wore a snowy white dress that flowed elegantly as she walked.

Cold and harsh, similar to conditions during snowy weather.

The snowy winds made it difficult to enjoy our hike through the mountains.

Derived from the word 'snow' plus the adjectival suffix '-y'.

snowy day

A day characterized by falling snow, often associated with cold weather.

snowy weather

Weather conditions that involve snowfall.

snowy mountains

Mountains that are covered with snow.

snow

A form of precipitation consisting of ice crystals.

blizzard

A severe snowstorm with strong sustained winds.

flurry

A brief burst of snowflakes.

Very good or excellent, often referring to snow conditions.

The powder on the slopes is just snowy today!

To be in a state of confusion or difficulty, indicated humorously by the word snowy.

After that exam, I’m feeling a bit snowy!