Definition of frosted in English:

frosted

adjective ˈfrɒstɪdˈfrɔstəd

1Covered with or as if with frost.
I stood looking out on the frosted garden
Example sentencesExamples
- Choose a dry day for planting the bulbs and avoid putting them into frosted or water-logged soil.
- Walking uptown through the frosted streets last Thursday I felt a smug satisfaction with the city and the way that familiar sights seemed transformed by the snow.
- A majestic multi-stemmed hornbeam stands before us and, crunching through frosted leaves, we come to the River Walk.
- On both sides of the valley, frosted mountains, formerly hidden by curtains of mist, rise sharply into a cold blue sky.
- My pulmonarias have been lovely this year, clumps of frosted leaves and pink and lilac flowers throughout the garden hiding the dying foliage of snowdrops and mingling with forget-me-nots.
- It bounds over the frosted grass, weaves through the giant lobelia.
- I peeled away frosted socks from frosted boots and walked out to the lakeside.
- The ten-foot canvas shows a mass of twisted, bare trees, dark shades against a golden sunset, arranged around a rocky, frosted clearing.
- At the summit of Cairn Gorm, a bitter northerly wind with 40 mph gusts drove us into the lee of a frosted weather station.
- The glaring sun has at last curved above the frosted pines fringing the small city of Whitehorse.
- At the moment the sky is blue with sun shining on the frosted garden and everything, even the deadest stems of last year's perennials, looks good enough to have a place in the winter garden.
- With tremors quaking my body, I climb out of the tree, the tight, leather foot-wrappings squeezing my toes together and providing little, if any, comfort, except to keep my feet off the frosted forest floor.
- Then a mound of frosted large leaves is formed which will last all summer.
- The name implies that deer once roamed free in the frosted area which once surrounded the village.
- The fall to the water's edge is now a steep series of frosted steps.
1. 1.1 (of glass or a window) having a translucent textured surface so that it is difficult to see through.
  there was frosted glass on the office door
  it has a modest kitchen, sitting room, and frosted windows
  Example sentencesExamples
  Drawing the front windows' curtains for a bit, I took notice of three tall dark shadows that I cannot make out due to the frosted glass of our window.
  Emily threw the cover off onto the coffee table and spotted an open copy of the Herald spread across the frosted glass surface.
  From what could be told from the very dirty frosted glass windows, it is dark outside.
  The small, frosted glass window didn't allow him to see much, but he knew exactly who it was from the smooth outline of the perfectly positioned hair.
  With arguably the best views in Italy, Harry's famously installed frosted glass windows.
  She opened the frosted glass window, letting in a billow of sticky air, and caught a glimpse of the embassy's manicured garden.
  As we melted into the night I bet there were more than a few children who will never look at frosted window panes in quite the same way again.
  In the shop windows that line it, screens of frosted glass provide a backdrop for mannequins.
  It tipped over backwards and smashed a frosted window to pieces, one of which glass splinters landed near me.
  The noon sun sticks against the frosted window pane.
  The door was pale wood with a large, frosted glass window set into it.
  All the liveliness of the evening had been replaced by lonely silence, as soft and still as the darkness seeping through the frosted glass windows.
  The main bathroom has a bath with shower attachment, and is very bright due to a frosted glass window.
  Sure enough, a frosted glass window mounted in a door facing me marked the entrance to the first of three rooms on this floor.
  The windows are shaded by frosted glass and darkness.
  She saw a girl with messy blonde hair sitting on the ledge beneath the frosted glass window, sobbing.
  The windows will be frosted glass and there will be no balconies.
  He glares at the small window nearby, unable to see through its frosted glass pane.
  In the building itself, Irwin has inserted four clear glass panels into the structure's many large, multi-paned frosted windows.
  High on the wall behind him was a window of small panes of frosted glass which looked like those skylights which separate a basement from the street.
2North American (of food) decorated or dusted with icing or sugar.
a dessert of frosted redcurrants
in combination sugar-frosted almonds
Example sentencesExamples
- Aron reached in and grabbed a newly frosted cupcake.
- The black and white cookie is, in fact, not a cookie but a flat, thinly frosted cake, like someone has sat on a cupcake.
- It was trim and white and looked like a square of frosted sheet cake.
- I popped the last bit of chocolate frosted doughnut adorned with pink and white sprinkles into my mouth, savoring the sugar.
- A slice of cheesecake (which can have a day's worth of saturated fat) is better than frosted yellow cake, the article claimed, because it has less trans fat.
- Then there's the Cookie Cup, a frosted cookie in a cupcake shape for 400 + calories.
- He asked polite questions for a few minutes until his faithful steward Bertram brought tea and frosted cakes.
- Save some room for dessert: homemade warm, frosted cinnamon buns and chocolate-chip cookies.
- At about 5: 30 an announcement came that the lounge would soon close so I went to get breakfast of frosted flakes and some milk.
- She grabbed the frosted shredded wheat cereal and her soymilk.
- Two more teenagers pushed a creaking wheeled cart supporting a huge frosted cake through the doors.
- If you come across something really good at a buffet table, like frosted Christmas cookies in the shape and size of Santa, position yourself near them and don't budge.
- The maid was carrying a lovely frosted cake, with pink and white decorations all over it.
- And really, the first few bites of peanut brittle, frosted cookies, etc., are always the best.
- After the meal was over, Vera dimmed the lights, and carried a beautiful pink frosted cake, bearing sixteen lit candles.
- Clearly he had more on his agenda this day than cuffing the huge blue-and-white frosted sheet cake that's been baked to celebrate the store's grand opening.
- I just had a really intense craving for frosted brown sugar cinnamon Pop-Tarts.
- She held her red frosted cake on a plate in her hands.
- He huffed a puff of flame and melted each of the frosted ice cream cones.
- Suggest guests bring a box to take frosted cookies home in rather than providing them yourself.
3(of lipstick, eyeshadow, or nail varnish) having a pale, pearlescent sheen.
pink frosted lipstick
Example sentencesExamples
- But really though, skinny arched eyebrows and frosted eyeshadow?
- The singer has been signed up to front an advertising campaign for a new "frosted rose and gold shimmer" lipstick.
- You need the Colour Surge Lipstick in Real Pink, a frosted shade.
- If you are trying to make your eyes look bigger go for a white liner and just say no to frosted shadow.
- Wear the subtly frosted peach on the inner corners of the eyes to brighten, or on the lids for a light makeup look.
- Use a soft gloss or lip colour instead and try to avoid anything that is super-shiny or frosted - if in doubt, add more glitter!
- She even persuaded me into painting my toenails a light frosted pink color.
- Here are 10 iconic looks from 90s movies: get ready for crop tops and a lot of frosted makeup.
1. 3.1US (of hair) having isolated light-coloured tints.
  brown hair with frosted tips
  Example sentencesExamples
  When I got home, an elegant woman, with frosted hair and dressed in Armani, sat stiffly on our couch.
  Not soon enough, the San Francisco money started to abate, and though it was lots of fun to have tinfoil in my frosted hair, I had to cut my own one day because I couldn't get an appointment.
  Andre could pull off the frosted feathered hair, neon colored shirt audacious thing for one reason and one reason only: IT WAS THE EIGHTIES.
  His wife, Judy, a sharp-featured woman with frosted hair, tends the counter.
  She was small and plump with frosted hair and dark beady eyes.
  I have never had frosted highlights or artificial hair embellishments of any kind.
  He's pointing at a kid - maybe 18 or 19-with frosted hair, baggy white shorts and a diamond stud in his ear.
  Joyce had the frosted hair, Barbara the lightning bolt.
  The only real problem is Peter Pan himself, played by a smirky young American with frosted tips.

Definition of frosted in US English:

frosted

adjectiveˈfrɔstədˈfrôstəd

1Covered with or as if with frost.
I stood looking out on the frosted garden
Example sentencesExamples
- The ten-foot canvas shows a mass of twisted, bare trees, dark shades against a golden sunset, arranged around a rocky, frosted clearing.
- A majestic multi-stemmed hornbeam stands before us and, crunching through frosted leaves, we come to the River Walk.
- The fall to the water's edge is now a steep series of frosted steps.
- On both sides of the valley, frosted mountains, formerly hidden by curtains of mist, rise sharply into a cold blue sky.
- Choose a dry day for planting the bulbs and avoid putting them into frosted or water-logged soil.
- At the summit of Cairn Gorm, a bitter northerly wind with 40 mph gusts drove us into the lee of a frosted weather station.
- The glaring sun has at last curved above the frosted pines fringing the small city of Whitehorse.
- The name implies that deer once roamed free in the frosted area which once surrounded the village.
- It bounds over the frosted grass, weaves through the giant lobelia.
- I peeled away frosted socks from frosted boots and walked out to the lakeside.
- Walking uptown through the frosted streets last Thursday I felt a smug satisfaction with the city and the way that familiar sights seemed transformed by the snow.
- At the moment the sky is blue with sun shining on the frosted garden and everything, even the deadest stems of last year's perennials, looks good enough to have a place in the winter garden.
- With tremors quaking my body, I climb out of the tree, the tight, leather foot-wrappings squeezing my toes together and providing little, if any, comfort, except to keep my feet off the frosted forest floor.
- Then a mound of frosted large leaves is formed which will last all summer.
- My pulmonarias have been lovely this year, clumps of frosted leaves and pink and lilac flowers throughout the garden hiding the dying foliage of snowdrops and mingling with forget-me-nots.
1. 1.1 (of glass or a window) having a translucent textured surface so that it is difficult to see through.
  Example sentencesExamples
  As we melted into the night I bet there were more than a few children who will never look at frosted window panes in quite the same way again.
  Drawing the front windows' curtains for a bit, I took notice of three tall dark shadows that I cannot make out due to the frosted glass of our window.
  She saw a girl with messy blonde hair sitting on the ledge beneath the frosted glass window, sobbing.
  She opened the frosted glass window, letting in a billow of sticky air, and caught a glimpse of the embassy's manicured garden.
  He glares at the small window nearby, unable to see through its frosted glass pane.
  The windows are shaded by frosted glass and darkness.
  Sure enough, a frosted glass window mounted in a door facing me marked the entrance to the first of three rooms on this floor.
  Emily threw the cover off onto the coffee table and spotted an open copy of the Herald spread across the frosted glass surface.
  The main bathroom has a bath with shower attachment, and is very bright due to a frosted glass window.
  The windows will be frosted glass and there will be no balconies.
  All the liveliness of the evening had been replaced by lonely silence, as soft and still as the darkness seeping through the frosted glass windows.
  High on the wall behind him was a window of small panes of frosted glass which looked like those skylights which separate a basement from the street.
  In the building itself, Irwin has inserted four clear glass panels into the structure's many large, multi-paned frosted windows.
  In the shop windows that line it, screens of frosted glass provide a backdrop for mannequins.
  It tipped over backwards and smashed a frosted window to pieces, one of which glass splinters landed near me.
  With arguably the best views in Italy, Harry's famously installed frosted glass windows.
  The small, frosted glass window didn't allow him to see much, but he knew exactly who it was from the smooth outline of the perfectly positioned hair.
  The door was pale wood with a large, frosted glass window set into it.
  From what could be told from the very dirty frosted glass windows, it is dark outside.
  The noon sun sticks against the frosted window pane.
2North American (of food) decorated or dusted with icing or sugar.
Example sentencesExamples
- It was trim and white and looked like a square of frosted sheet cake.
- Suggest guests bring a box to take frosted cookies home in rather than providing them yourself.
- Aron reached in and grabbed a newly frosted cupcake.
- She held her red frosted cake on a plate in her hands.
- After the meal was over, Vera dimmed the lights, and carried a beautiful pink frosted cake, bearing sixteen lit candles.
- She grabbed the frosted shredded wheat cereal and her soymilk.
- I just had a really intense craving for frosted brown sugar cinnamon Pop-Tarts.
- He huffed a puff of flame and melted each of the frosted ice cream cones.
- Clearly he had more on his agenda this day than cuffing the huge blue-and-white frosted sheet cake that's been baked to celebrate the store's grand opening.
- The maid was carrying a lovely frosted cake, with pink and white decorations all over it.
- Then there's the Cookie Cup, a frosted cookie in a cupcake shape for 400 + calories.
- If you come across something really good at a buffet table, like frosted Christmas cookies in the shape and size of Santa, position yourself near them and don't budge.
- At about 5: 30 an announcement came that the lounge would soon close so I went to get breakfast of frosted flakes and some milk.
- And really, the first few bites of peanut brittle, frosted cookies, etc., are always the best.
- I popped the last bit of chocolate frosted doughnut adorned with pink and white sprinkles into my mouth, savoring the sugar.
- He asked polite questions for a few minutes until his faithful steward Bertram brought tea and frosted cakes.
- Two more teenagers pushed a creaking wheeled cart supporting a huge frosted cake through the doors.
- Save some room for dessert: homemade warm, frosted cinnamon buns and chocolate-chip cookies.
- The black and white cookie is, in fact, not a cookie but a flat, thinly frosted cake, like someone has sat on a cupcake.
- A slice of cheesecake (which can have a day's worth of saturated fat) is better than frosted yellow cake, the article claimed, because it has less trans fat.
3(of lipstick, eyeshadow, or nail polish) having a pale, pearlescent sheen.
pink frosted lipstick
Example sentencesExamples
- If you are trying to make your eyes look bigger go for a white liner and just say no to frosted shadow.
- Use a soft gloss or lip colour instead and try to avoid anything that is super-shiny or frosted - if in doubt, add more glitter!
- You need the Colour Surge Lipstick in Real Pink, a frosted shade.
- The singer has been signed up to front an advertising campaign for a new "frosted rose and gold shimmer" lipstick.
- Here are 10 iconic looks from 90s movies: get ready for crop tops and a lot of frosted makeup.
- She even persuaded me into painting my toenails a light frosted pink color.
- Wear the subtly frosted peach on the inner corners of the eyes to brighten, or on the lids for a light makeup look.
- But really though, skinny arched eyebrows and frosted eyeshadow?
1. 3.1US (of hair) having isolated light-colored tints.
  brown hair with frosted tips
  Example sentencesExamples
  Andre could pull off the frosted feathered hair, neon colored shirt audacious thing for one reason and one reason only: IT WAS THE EIGHTIES.
  She was small and plump with frosted hair and dark beady eyes.
  When I got home, an elegant woman, with frosted hair and dressed in Armani, sat stiffly on our couch.
  Not soon enough, the San Francisco money started to abate, and though it was lots of fun to have tinfoil in my frosted hair, I had to cut my own one day because I couldn't get an appointment.
  He's pointing at a kid - maybe 18 or 19-with frosted hair, baggy white shorts and a diamond stud in his ear.
  I have never had frosted highlights or artificial hair embellishments of any kind.
  His wife, Judy, a sharp-featured woman with frosted hair, tends the counter.
  The only real problem is Peter Pan himself, played by a smirky young American with frosted tips.
  Joyce had the frosted hair, Barbara the lightning bolt.

单词	frosted
释义	Definition of frosted in English: frosted adjective ˈfrɒstɪdˈfrɔstəd 1Covered with or as if with frost. I stood looking out on the frosted garden Example sentencesExamples Choose a dry day for planting the bulbs and avoid putting them into frosted or water-logged soil. Walking uptown through the frosted streets last Thursday I felt a smug satisfaction with the city and the way that familiar sights seemed transformed by the snow. A majestic multi-stemmed hornbeam stands before us and, crunching through frosted leaves, we come to the River Walk. On both sides of the valley, frosted mountains, formerly hidden by curtains of mist, rise sharply into a cold blue sky. My pulmonarias have been lovely this year, clumps of frosted leaves and pink and lilac flowers throughout the garden hiding the dying foliage of snowdrops and mingling with forget-me-nots. It bounds over the frosted grass, weaves through the giant lobelia. I peeled away frosted socks from frosted boots and walked out to the lakeside. The ten-foot canvas shows a mass of twisted, bare trees, dark shades against a golden sunset, arranged around a rocky, frosted clearing. At the summit of Cairn Gorm, a bitter northerly wind with 40 mph gusts drove us into the lee of a frosted weather station. The glaring sun has at last curved above the frosted pines fringing the small city of Whitehorse. At the moment the sky is blue with sun shining on the frosted garden and everything, even the deadest stems of last year's perennials, looks good enough to have a place in the winter garden. With tremors quaking my body, I climb out of the tree, the tight, leather foot-wrappings squeezing my toes together and providing little, if any, comfort, except to keep my feet off the frosted forest floor. Then a mound of frosted large leaves is formed which will last all summer. The name implies that deer once roamed free in the frosted area which once surrounded the village. The fall to the water's edge is now a steep series of frosted steps. 1.1 (of glass or a window) having a translucent textured surface so that it is difficult to see through. there was frosted glass on the office door it has a modest kitchen, sitting room, and frosted windows Example sentencesExamples Drawing the front windows' curtains for a bit, I took notice of three tall dark shadows that I cannot make out due to the frosted glass of our window. Emily threw the cover off onto the coffee table and spotted an open copy of the Herald spread across the frosted glass surface. From what could be told from the very dirty frosted glass windows, it is dark outside. The small, frosted glass window didn't allow him to see much, but he knew exactly who it was from the smooth outline of the perfectly positioned hair. With arguably the best views in Italy, Harry's famously installed frosted glass windows. She opened the frosted glass window, letting in a billow of sticky air, and caught a glimpse of the embassy's manicured garden. As we melted into the night I bet there were more than a few children who will never look at frosted window panes in quite the same way again. In the shop windows that line it, screens of frosted glass provide a backdrop for mannequins. It tipped over backwards and smashed a frosted window to pieces, one of which glass splinters landed near me. The noon sun sticks against the frosted window pane. The door was pale wood with a large, frosted glass window set into it. All the liveliness of the evening had been replaced by lonely silence, as soft and still as the darkness seeping through the frosted glass windows. The main bathroom has a bath with shower attachment, and is very bright due to a frosted glass window. Sure enough, a frosted glass window mounted in a door facing me marked the entrance to the first of three rooms on this floor. The windows are shaded by frosted glass and darkness. She saw a girl with messy blonde hair sitting on the ledge beneath the frosted glass window, sobbing. The windows will be frosted glass and there will be no balconies. He glares at the small window nearby, unable to see through its frosted glass pane. In the building itself, Irwin has inserted four clear glass panels into the structure's many large, multi-paned frosted windows. High on the wall behind him was a window of small panes of frosted glass which looked like those skylights which separate a basement from the street. 2North American (of food) decorated or dusted with icing or sugar. a dessert of frosted redcurrants in combination sugar-frosted almonds Example sentencesExamples Aron reached in and grabbed a newly frosted cupcake. The black and white cookie is, in fact, not a cookie but a flat, thinly frosted cake, like someone has sat on a cupcake. It was trim and white and looked like a square of frosted sheet cake. I popped the last bit of chocolate frosted doughnut adorned with pink and white sprinkles into my mouth, savoring the sugar. A slice of cheesecake (which can have a day's worth of saturated fat) is better than frosted yellow cake, the article claimed, because it has less trans fat. Then there's the Cookie Cup, a frosted cookie in a cupcake shape for 400 + calories. He asked polite questions for a few minutes until his faithful steward Bertram brought tea and frosted cakes. Save some room for dessert: homemade warm, frosted cinnamon buns and chocolate-chip cookies. At about 5: 30 an announcement came that the lounge would soon close so I went to get breakfast of frosted flakes and some milk. She grabbed the frosted shredded wheat cereal and her soymilk. Two more teenagers pushed a creaking wheeled cart supporting a huge frosted cake through the doors. If you come across something really good at a buffet table, like frosted Christmas cookies in the shape and size of Santa, position yourself near them and don't budge. The maid was carrying a lovely frosted cake, with pink and white decorations all over it. And really, the first few bites of peanut brittle, frosted cookies, etc., are always the best. After the meal was over, Vera dimmed the lights, and carried a beautiful pink frosted cake, bearing sixteen lit candles. Clearly he had more on his agenda this day than cuffing the huge blue-and-white frosted sheet cake that's been baked to celebrate the store's grand opening. I just had a really intense craving for frosted brown sugar cinnamon Pop-Tarts. She held her red frosted cake on a plate in her hands. He huffed a puff of flame and melted each of the frosted ice cream cones. Suggest guests bring a box to take frosted cookies home in rather than providing them yourself. 3(of lipstick, eyeshadow, or nail varnish) having a pale, pearlescent sheen. pink frosted lipstick Example sentencesExamples But really though, skinny arched eyebrows and frosted eyeshadow? The singer has been signed up to front an advertising campaign for a new "frosted rose and gold shimmer" lipstick. You need the Colour Surge Lipstick in Real Pink, a frosted shade. If you are trying to make your eyes look bigger go for a white liner and just say no to frosted shadow. Wear the subtly frosted peach on the inner corners of the eyes to brighten, or on the lids for a light makeup look. Use a soft gloss or lip colour instead and try to avoid anything that is super-shiny or frosted - if in doubt, add more glitter! She even persuaded me into painting my toenails a light frosted pink color. Here are 10 iconic looks from 90s movies: get ready for crop tops and a lot of frosted makeup. 3.1US (of hair) having isolated light-coloured tints. brown hair with frosted tips Example sentencesExamples When I got home, an elegant woman, with frosted hair and dressed in Armani, sat stiffly on our couch. Not soon enough, the San Francisco money started to abate, and though it was lots of fun to have tinfoil in my frosted hair, I had to cut my own one day because I couldn't get an appointment. Andre could pull off the frosted feathered hair, neon colored shirt audacious thing for one reason and one reason only: IT WAS THE EIGHTIES. His wife, Judy, a sharp-featured woman with frosted hair, tends the counter. She was small and plump with frosted hair and dark beady eyes. I have never had frosted highlights or artificial hair embellishments of any kind. He's pointing at a kid - maybe 18 or 19-with frosted hair, baggy white shorts and a diamond stud in his ear. Joyce had the frosted hair, Barbara the lightning bolt. The only real problem is Peter Pan himself, played by a smirky young American with frosted tips. Definition of frosted in US English: frosted adjectiveˈfrɔstədˈfrôstəd 1Covered with or as if with frost. I stood looking out on the frosted garden Example sentencesExamples The ten-foot canvas shows a mass of twisted, bare trees, dark shades against a golden sunset, arranged around a rocky, frosted clearing. A majestic multi-stemmed hornbeam stands before us and, crunching through frosted leaves, we come to the River Walk. The fall to the water's edge is now a steep series of frosted steps. On both sides of the valley, frosted mountains, formerly hidden by curtains of mist, rise sharply into a cold blue sky. Choose a dry day for planting the bulbs and avoid putting them into frosted or water-logged soil. At the summit of Cairn Gorm, a bitter northerly wind with 40 mph gusts drove us into the lee of a frosted weather station. The glaring sun has at last curved above the frosted pines fringing the small city of Whitehorse. The name implies that deer once roamed free in the frosted area which once surrounded the village. It bounds over the frosted grass, weaves through the giant lobelia. I peeled away frosted socks from frosted boots and walked out to the lakeside. Walking uptown through the frosted streets last Thursday I felt a smug satisfaction with the city and the way that familiar sights seemed transformed by the snow. At the moment the sky is blue with sun shining on the frosted garden and everything, even the deadest stems of last year's perennials, looks good enough to have a place in the winter garden. With tremors quaking my body, I climb out of the tree, the tight, leather foot-wrappings squeezing my toes together and providing little, if any, comfort, except to keep my feet off the frosted forest floor. Then a mound of frosted large leaves is formed which will last all summer. My pulmonarias have been lovely this year, clumps of frosted leaves and pink and lilac flowers throughout the garden hiding the dying foliage of snowdrops and mingling with forget-me-nots. 1.1 (of glass or a window) having a translucent textured surface so that it is difficult to see through. Example sentencesExamples As we melted into the night I bet there were more than a few children who will never look at frosted window panes in quite the same way again. Drawing the front windows' curtains for a bit, I took notice of three tall dark shadows that I cannot make out due to the frosted glass of our window. She saw a girl with messy blonde hair sitting on the ledge beneath the frosted glass window, sobbing. She opened the frosted glass window, letting in a billow of sticky air, and caught a glimpse of the embassy's manicured garden. He glares at the small window nearby, unable to see through its frosted glass pane. The windows are shaded by frosted glass and darkness. Sure enough, a frosted glass window mounted in a door facing me marked the entrance to the first of three rooms on this floor. Emily threw the cover off onto the coffee table and spotted an open copy of the Herald spread across the frosted glass surface. The main bathroom has a bath with shower attachment, and is very bright due to a frosted glass window. The windows will be frosted glass and there will be no balconies. All the liveliness of the evening had been replaced by lonely silence, as soft and still as the darkness seeping through the frosted glass windows. High on the wall behind him was a window of small panes of frosted glass which looked like those skylights which separate a basement from the street. In the building itself, Irwin has inserted four clear glass panels into the structure's many large, multi-paned frosted windows. In the shop windows that line it, screens of frosted glass provide a backdrop for mannequins. It tipped over backwards and smashed a frosted window to pieces, one of which glass splinters landed near me. With arguably the best views in Italy, Harry's famously installed frosted glass windows. The small, frosted glass window didn't allow him to see much, but he knew exactly who it was from the smooth outline of the perfectly positioned hair. The door was pale wood with a large, frosted glass window set into it. From what could be told from the very dirty frosted glass windows, it is dark outside. The noon sun sticks against the frosted window pane. 2North American (of food) decorated or dusted with icing or sugar. Example sentencesExamples It was trim and white and looked like a square of frosted sheet cake. Suggest guests bring a box to take frosted cookies home in rather than providing them yourself. Aron reached in and grabbed a newly frosted cupcake. She held her red frosted cake on a plate in her hands. After the meal was over, Vera dimmed the lights, and carried a beautiful pink frosted cake, bearing sixteen lit candles. She grabbed the frosted shredded wheat cereal and her soymilk. I just had a really intense craving for frosted brown sugar cinnamon Pop-Tarts. He huffed a puff of flame and melted each of the frosted ice cream cones. Clearly he had more on his agenda this day than cuffing the huge blue-and-white frosted sheet cake that's been baked to celebrate the store's grand opening. The maid was carrying a lovely frosted cake, with pink and white decorations all over it. Then there's the Cookie Cup, a frosted cookie in a cupcake shape for 400 + calories. If you come across something really good at a buffet table, like frosted Christmas cookies in the shape and size of Santa, position yourself near them and don't budge. At about 5: 30 an announcement came that the lounge would soon close so I went to get breakfast of frosted flakes and some milk. And really, the first few bites of peanut brittle, frosted cookies, etc., are always the best. I popped the last bit of chocolate frosted doughnut adorned with pink and white sprinkles into my mouth, savoring the sugar. He asked polite questions for a few minutes until his faithful steward Bertram brought tea and frosted cakes. Two more teenagers pushed a creaking wheeled cart supporting a huge frosted cake through the doors. Save some room for dessert: homemade warm, frosted cinnamon buns and chocolate-chip cookies. The black and white cookie is, in fact, not a cookie but a flat, thinly frosted cake, like someone has sat on a cupcake. A slice of cheesecake (which can have a day's worth of saturated fat) is better than frosted yellow cake, the article claimed, because it has less trans fat. 3(of lipstick, eyeshadow, or nail polish) having a pale, pearlescent sheen. pink frosted lipstick Example sentencesExamples If you are trying to make your eyes look bigger go for a white liner and just say no to frosted shadow. Use a soft gloss or lip colour instead and try to avoid anything that is super-shiny or frosted - if in doubt, add more glitter! You need the Colour Surge Lipstick in Real Pink, a frosted shade. The singer has been signed up to front an advertising campaign for a new "frosted rose and gold shimmer" lipstick. Here are 10 iconic looks from 90s movies: get ready for crop tops and a lot of frosted makeup. She even persuaded me into painting my toenails a light frosted pink color. Wear the subtly frosted peach on the inner corners of the eyes to brighten, or on the lids for a light makeup look. But really though, skinny arched eyebrows and frosted eyeshadow? 3.1US (of hair) having isolated light-colored tints. brown hair with frosted tips Example sentencesExamples Andre could pull off the frosted feathered hair, neon colored shirt audacious thing for one reason and one reason only: IT WAS THE EIGHTIES. She was small and plump with frosted hair and dark beady eyes. When I got home, an elegant woman, with frosted hair and dressed in Armani, sat stiffly on our couch. Not soon enough, the San Francisco money started to abate, and though it was lots of fun to have tinfoil in my frosted hair, I had to cut my own one day because I couldn't get an appointment. He's pointing at a kid - maybe 18 or 19-with frosted hair, baggy white shorts and a diamond stud in his ear. I have never had frosted highlights or artificial hair embellishments of any kind. His wife, Judy, a sharp-featured woman with frosted hair, tends the counter. The only real problem is Peter Pan himself, played by a smirky young American with frosted tips. Joyce had the frosted hair, Barbara the lightning bolt.
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