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a nip in the air

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a nip in the air
if there is a nip in the air, the air is cold There's quite a nip in the air. I think you'll need your jacket on.
See also: air, nip


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I smell a nip in the air I smell wet logs I smell soups and stews Autumn is here Wrap up warm.
There's frost on the ground, a nip in the air, The sight of blue skies is exceeding rare.
There was a nip in the air, especially in Scotland, the traditional capital of Hogmanay celebrations, but nothing like the "Siberian temperatures" that are forecast for Sunday, when a cold front is expected to engulf eastern and central parts of the British Isles.
 
 
 
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