frigorific

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  1. adjective Causing coldness; chilling.

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  1. Latin frīgorificus : frīgus, frīgor-, the cold + -ficus, -fic.

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  1. = French frigorifique, from Late Latin frigorificus, cooling, from frigus (frigor-), coolness, cold, + facere, make.
 

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/frɪgəˈrɪfɪk/
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