Etymology and Origin
Hoarfrost, a type of ice crystals that form on surfaces at low temperatures, comes from Middle English "horfrost," which ultimately originates from Old English "hár" (gray) and "forst" (frost).
Meaning
Hoarfrost refers to a thin, white, crystal-like deposit of ice that forms on objects exposed to cold, humid air, typically at or below freezing temperatures. It is composed of fine ice crystals that appear like a delicate, feathery layer on surfaces such as plants, fences, and vehicles.
Pronunciation
The correct pronunciation of hoarfrost is "hawr-frost."
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