gelid [брит. ˈdʒɛlɪd, америк. ˈdʒɛlɪd] ПРИЛ. редко
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On gelid winter evenings under pale violet skies we'd leave the office and duck into lounges with real fireplaces, bars where drink specials were served hot and tasted like peppermint.
www.vice.com The mozza is local, pretty good we think, if a little on the gelid side.
news.nationalpost.com Settlements were grouped around bays with glassily still waters, gelid ponds looked like sightless eyes and everything appeared in high definition as if the air had just been rinsed.
www.telegraph.co.uk Still, the interaction is gelid, as theoretical as its source.
www.brooklynrail.org If black metal is the perfect complement to winter, evoking a blasted and frostbitten tundra with gelid guitar and hoarfrost production, then death metal is its antithesis.
torontoist.com