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ground blizzard

ground blizzard noun: a wind storm that blows freshly fallen snow around with such force that it meets the conditions to be called a blizzard.

ground blizzard: a wind storm that blows freshly fallen snow around with such force that it meets the conditions to...
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Noun

ground blizzard (plural ground blizzards)

  1. A wind storm that blows freshly fallen snow around with such force that it meets the conditions to be called a blizzard.

Forms of ground blizzard

pluralground blizzards

Questions about ground blizzard

What does ground blizzard mean?
Ground blizzard means a wind storm that blows freshly fallen snow around with such force that it meets the conditions to be called a blizzard.
What part of speech is ground blizzard?
Ground blizzard is a noun.
What is the plural of ground blizzard?
The plural of ground blizzard is ground blizzards.

Words near ground blizzard in the dictionary

  1. ground beefs
  2. ground beetle
  3. ground beetles
  4. ground berries
  5. ground berry
  6. ground blizzard
  7. ground blizzards
  8. ground cherries
  9. ground cherry
  10. ground chestnut
  11. ground chestnuts

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