Idioms that contain the word "snow"

1. Idioms that contain
the word “snow”
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2. The following idioms
all use the word
“snow”, but only one
can only be used
when there is lots of
snow.

3. To be snowed under
Meaning: to have a lot
of work to do

4. To be snowed under
When can you
help me with my
homework?
Maybe later.
I’m snowed
under (with
work) at the
moment.
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5. To be snowed in
Meaning: to not be able to
leave your house because
there is too much snow outside
your house.

6. To be snowed in
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We are never
getting out of
here! We are
snowed in.

7. A snowflake
Meaning: somebody who
is overly sensitive or
thinks they deserve
special treatment

8. A snowflake
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Don’t complain about
everything. When did you
become such a snowflake?

9. A snow job
Meaning: to try to lie
to someone with
insincere talk

10. A snow job
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I don’t believe you.
Why are you giving
me a snow job?

11. As pure as the driven snow
Meaning: words to describe a
person that is pure and
innocent

12. As pure as the driven
snowMy new friend
is so
wonderful.
She’s always so
kind and
optimistic. She
loves her
parents and
she never lies.
She’s as pure
as the driven
snow.
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