What does snowblowing mean?
408567
well, if im not mistaken, the term is snowballing, and it means when a girl/guy gives a blow job to someone and right after the male/female cums in their mouths, they kiss someone and spit it in the other persons mouth.
605807
Yes,it is a fact that it is cold at the poles where it practically snows all the time,but in the US temperatures don't drop that low.\nPeople say that-"it is too cold to snow" , because in this case the temperature is too low(for our geographical positioning) to "hold" water in the air which prevents it from snowing.\nHope that my answer has been useful!
799304
Winter is cold \n\nYou said short ;)
223462
It seems to be snow fall.
150872
Trace amounts of snow fell.\nPrecipitation was .26"
646001
ok this is how snowblowing works.  A man ejaculates into a woman's mouth, then the women spits it into the man's mouth, then back and forth etc until I decide to throw up because someone thought up this disgusting act.
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It becomes water and either drains away or soaks into the ground.  Or do you mean, 'why is snow white and why doesn't it stay white when it melts?'\n\nThe answer lies in snow's messy construction. A beam of white sunlight entering a snow bank is so quickly scattered by a zillion ice crystals and air pockets that most of it comes zinging right back out of the snow bank. No one wavelength is preferentially absorbed or reflected, so snow is essentially the color of the sunlight reflecting off it -- white. \n\nBut all snow is not so snow-white. \n\nOccasionally, walking across white snow, you'll see color flashes, like sparkles from a diamond. In this case, a cold, dry night has probably squeezed the last moisture out of the air and onto the top layer of snowflakes, where it has crystallized in a faceted pattern similar to ... a diamond. These little torture chambers bend and split light into its rainbow of wavelengths the way a prism does.
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it means BAD ASS snowman!!!!
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The "white" is caused because snow has a great many tiny interfaces, called "phase boundaries," where air (a gas phase) meets ice (a solid phase). Every time light encounters a phase transition, it is defracted. If you've ever looked at a stick submerged partially, you've seen this--a straight stick will look like it has a bend in it right at the water's surface. Well, with snow, the tiny ice crystals, and the many small bubbles in ice (water is a bent and polar molecule, so when it freezes, it expands, making small bubbles inside), and the places where individual ice crystals begin and end--all of this scatters light all around. This makes it so that a big bunch of snow will look white. If you look at a single snowflake under a microscope, though, you will see that the crystals individally are clear.\n\nWhen it melts, there is only one phase transition, right at the surface. The light is defracted a bit, but only once--it doesn't scatter light all around like snow does.\n\nBut it can! If you've ever seen a big fountain, where the water is splashing and tumbling about, it will also look white due to phase transition. Likewise, if you make a whole bunch of tiny bubbles under water, you can scatter light and make it look white.
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It could mean talking so fast that friction causes fire, like a fast peel out in a sports scar.  Really hot fire is blue.  It could also mean that you are expelling a lot of gas because you are talking so much, and if you've ever seen a gas stove, the fire, when turned down, is blue.
781935
because it is very cold at cloud level and at cloud level that\nrain was once snow until it reached below a certain level and\nthen it melted.
888550
Not sure but they started snowmaking last night.
477162
Hopefully he's not cutting his grass on the same day he's using the snowblower on the driveway.  If so, I wouldn't worry.  Pretty soon, he's either going to need a new lawnmower or a new snowblower!
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You have to be very good at "snowing" people.\nYou have to be a very good salesperson.\nYou have to be able to talk people into\nthrowing their money down a rat hole that\nyou are occuping  at the time.
244049
What's the context of this word? I can translate wirbel and kalt easily but together is make me think of 'blustering or freezing winds'. I'd love to see its usage though.
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It refers skiing areas that accommodate skiers as well as snowboarders.
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Since it says "literally", then it means they are either frozen or turned into ice.\n\n"Literally" means that you're taking the exact meaning of the word or phrase. If someone said, "I drank so much coffee that I was bouncing off the walls, literally", then that means they were really bouncing off the walls, that they weren't just using that as an expression.\n\nEdit: People here either don't know what "literally" means or they are skipping by that word. The expression (or slang term) means murdered, usually by someone who was hired to kill the person. It comes from the expression "being put on ice" because when a person died, in order to keep the body from rotting quickly it would be put in a cold room with ice or directly on the ice.\n\nSo the expression "iced" means they were murdered. But the paragraph states that they "are iced, literally". This means that you are supposed to take the literal meaning of the word "iced" and not the slang term. As I said, if they were "iced, literally", then it means they are either frozen or turned into ice.