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chilled to the bone

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*chilled to the bone
Fig. very cold. (*Typically: be ~; get ~.) I got chilled to the bone in that snowstorm. The children were chilled to the bone from their swim in the ocean.
See also: bone, chill


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And of course, the cold meant you were chilled to the bone on occasions.
Little Shih Tzu can quickly become miserable in the rain, and like chilled to the bone.
It failed on all counts; a few puffs from a mean wind on the headlands and I was chilled to the bone.
 
 
 
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