Synonyms for SNOWY
ˈsnoʊ isnowy

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1. white, snowyadjective

   marked by the presence of snow

   "a white Christmas"; "the white hills of a northern winter"

   Synonyms:
   white-hot, blanched, snowy, whitened, clean, ashen, white, lily-white, livid, snow-white, snow-clad, snow-covered, bloodless, blank

   Antonyms:
   bare, chromatic

2. snow-clad, snow-covered, snowyadjective

   covered with snow

   "snow-clad hills"; "snow-covered roads"; "a long snowy winter"

   Synonyms:
   snowy, snow-covered, snow-clad, snow-white, white

   Antonyms:
   chromatic, bare

3. snow-white, snowyadjective

   of the white color of snow

   Synonyms:
   snowy, snow-covered, snow-clad, snow-white, white

   Antonyms:
   bare, chromatic

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1. snowyadjective

   Synonyms:
   niveous, snowlike

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1. List of paraphrases for "snowy":

   snow-covered, snow, snowstorm, xue

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1. Chris Spurgeon:

   It’s astonishing to see a snowy owl in Southern California.

2. Heather Lynch:

   I think that if there was a permanent shift towards a snowy year climate, gentoo penguins would probably start breeding earlier, i think the gentoos are going to be just fine.

3. Paul Beardsley:

   We are working on different modules for the BeachBot to take it off beaches and into other situations, snowy fields are a possibility, pretty good for Switzerland at least.

4. Vivian Diller:

   There's a beautiful snowy white, silky white, white with blond. Making white hair a fashion statement is growing, in part because women are rebelling against the tradition that you must avoid white and gray at all cost.

5. Jaret Davey:

   In February … I flew to Manitoba (Canada), and then drove several hours north just to see a snowy owl, it was 25 degrees below zero in northern Canada. I never thought I’d see one standing in my shirtsleeves on a suburban street in 70-degree weather.