adj

frosted

Frosted (adj) means Covered with frost. Example: “The fields were frosted white in the early morning.”

adj

Covered with frost.

"The fields were frosted white in the early morning."

Describing glass that has been treated to look cloudy or translucent rather than clear.

"The bathroom window has frosted glass for privacy."

Coated with icing.

"She served a frosted chocolate cake."

How to use frosted

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishCoated with either frost, icing, or a cloudy frost-like finish (as with glass).

Common pairings

frosted glass frosted tips frosted cake

more frosted comparative, frosteds plural, most frosted superlative

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The fields were _____ white in the early morning.

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What does “frosted” mean?

The word “frosted” means covered with frost. In plain terms, coated with either frost, icing, or a cloudy frost-like finish (as with glass).

How do you use “frosted” in a sentence?

Here is “frosted” used in a sentence: “The fields were frosted white in the early morning.”

What part of speech is “frosted”?

“Frosted” is an adjective.

How many meanings does “frosted” have?

“Frosted” has 3 distinct senses listed in this dictionary. The most common is: covered with frost.