frostbitten

• “The temporary village that springs up on Medicine Lake for four weeks in the dead of winter isn't urban or suburban, it's a unique kind of frostbitten, art-smitten community you won't find anywhere else.”

  Minnesota Premier Publications - Southwest Journal Stories

• “An endless gray stream of empty-eyed, frostbitten men trickled to the looming ships.”

  Fictionaut: The Long Walk Home

• “Now, at a very late political hour, many other Tories are getting frostbitten feet.”

  The Guardian: David Cameron will plough on with the health plan at his peril | Andrew Rawnsley

• “Honestly I'd rather be standing frostbitten and smelling like steelhead in the Cattaraugus than watching tv.”

  The Zombie Plague

• “I remember clutching the steering wheel so tightly that my fingers looked frostbitten.”

  Simon & Schuster: The Dark Side of Innocence

• “My toes were also frostbitten when I got a ride by the Calgary hot air balloon club, in exchange for pictures.”

  Hated Winter: From Snow to Rainforest « Colleen Anderson

• “(Never add liquids or try to rapidly rewarm frostbitten areas)”

  Things I've learned in Cold Weather Training

• “Never add liquids or try to rapidly rewarm frostbitten areas”

  Things I've learned in Cold Weather Training

• “The crowds arrived early, stamping their frostbitten toes, looking to get a good spot.”

  Fictionaut: Phil's Last Stand

• “I know a caribou hunter whose sole reminders of surviving a night on the Alaskan tundra are the frostbitten fingers where he pinched his space blanket together.”

  A History Of The Survival (Space) Blanket

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