Gelid

According to the company, the name comes from "The English word" gelid "[which] is derived from the Latin word" gelidus "(extremely cold, icy)." ❋ Unknown (2009)

The English word "gelid" is derived from the Latin word "gelidus" (extremely ❋ Unknown (2009)

It was a gelid 12 degrees, hardly weather to view public art, but I can be contrarian. ❋ Allan M. Jalon (2011)

The door shut, lifting dust into the gelid flaming moon. ❋ Ivan R. (2011)

The door shut behind him, lifting dust into the gelid flaming moon of that night. ❋ Ivan R. (2011)

There is, for instance, something perturbingly gelid about the satisfaction with which he describes the jacket he wore to visit his wife on her deathbed ( "punk Harris tweed with a Rhodesian flag on the back and an Umbro label on the front", since you ask). ❋ Rachel Cooke (2010)

He sprang back clutching the flesh over his gelid heart. ❋ David Ackley (2011)

His face had been gelid as a glacier throughout the semester, but now, I thought I saw him smile. ❋ Darkerblogistan (2009)

Ghosts six feet under, the gelid indifference and bland, sneering laughter of mutants with money, dreams sucked from marrow and spit into gutters ... ❋ Unknown (2010)

You don't need to see the fin, count the teeth, stare into the gelid, dead eye to know how close you just came to disaster. ❋ Unknown (2008)

He could see the famous Star of the East, however, and its gelid twinkle reminded him of his first Christmas, that commoner's winter in Aelfric when he learned, with some astonishment, that the face of an executed Eastern rabble-rouser had been carved in the pagan pumpkin. ❋ Unknown (2010)

On top of that, through the imperfect vision cones of the illuminating headlights, Richard read the curves, finding the ideal line in each, read the texture of the mud in the road, divining where its gelid smoothness contained strength and where only watery treachery. ❋ Stephen Hunter (2009)

Not the kind that try to reheat those gelid slices on you and insist there's "nothing more coming outta the oven." ❋ Unknown (2009)

Swept overboard, unconscious in the breakers, strangled with seaweed, may you wake up in a gelid surf, your teeth, already cracked into the shingle, now set rattling by the wind, while facedown, helpless as a poisoned cur, on all fours you puke brine reeking of dead fish. ❋ Unknown (2008)

i aint [getting in] [the water] bro, its [facking] gelid ❋ Manic Jester (2005)

There was an [atmosphere] of gelidity in [the tundra] [region]. ❋ RebTevye# (2020)