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snow in

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snow someone or something in
[for heavy snowfall] to block someone or something in a place. The sudden storm snowed us in. The storm snowed in most of the people in town.
See also: snow


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Pack a ball of snow in your hands (be sure to wear gloves to shield the cold) 2.
The snow plow operators of that time was exposed to the winter climate as the were working removing snow in storms, they did not have a climate control cab.
Most are constructed to withstand the weight of vehicles and are the perfect solution to prevent the build-up of snow in smaller driveways or parking areas.
 
 
 
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