Synonyms for snowball
ˈsnoʊˌbɔlsnow·ball

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1. snowball, sweet sand verbena, Abronia ellipticanoun

   plant having heads of fragrant white trumpet-shaped flowers; grows in sandy arid regions

   Synonyms:
   sweet sand verbena

2. snowballnoun

   ball of ice cream covered with coconut and usually chocolate sauce

   Synonyms:
   sweet sand verbena

3. snowballnoun

   ball of crushed ice with fruit syrup

   Synonyms:
   sweet sand verbena

4. snowballverb

   snow pressed into a ball for throwing (playfully)

   Synonyms:
   sweet sand verbena

5. snowballverb

   increase or accumulate at a rapidly accelerating rate

6. snowballverb

   throw snowballs at

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1. • Bombard
   • Frozen Dessert
   • Increase
   • Sand Verbena

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1. iceball

   snow pressed into a ball for throwing (playfully)

   Submitted by rinat on August 15, 2019  

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1. Milo Barham:

   The melting of ice sheets after Snowball Earth caused a dramatic rise in sea level, ultimately flooding the continents, driving a remarkable retreat of shorelines and the development of clearer ocean water, researchers have long been aware that the timing of Snowball Earth and the development of more complex life seem to have coincided, but no one has really thought about how the oceans being starved of sediment might have helped ancient organisms thrive in the oceans.

2. Esther Joy King:

   We’re just building on everything we accomplished in 2020. We came within inches of victory, our effort is a snowball rolling down the hill and we’re growing on a day by day basis.

3. Deputy Police Chief Matt Barnes:

   A fun snowball fight is a fun snowball fight, and that's not something we enforce this ordinance with.

4. Martha McKittrick:

   Guilt will eventually bring you down. ... It can snowball into a negative conversation in your head. ... You beat yourself up and say,' why did I do that ?' And then you say,' now I might as well eat all of this'... and all of this erodes at your self-esteem.

5. Heather Lydia Thornhill:

   Your words carry on the air like snow, so think about how big a snowball you want to roll and how bright you want it to be.